African-American students evaluate their place at USC
There are more than 40 student organizations focused on supporting students of African heritage at the university.
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On-campus cameras scan and report license plates
USC is one of the first college campuses to install license plate recognition cameras.
DPS institutes new protocol for parties
The policy has been changed in response to a past party, where students were arrested.
UPDATE: LAPD response angers students, raises questions
UPDATE: Photos from the scene, courtesy of USC student Christopher James. Multiple USC students were detained after approximately 70+ Los Angeles Police Department officers responded to a noise complaint at a student party early Saturday morning on 23rd and Hoover streets, according to several student accounts. At approximately 2 a.m., the LAPD officers arrived at […]
Skid Row theater troupe defies odds, inspires
Skid Row artists take part in a special edition of REEL Recovery, a nationwide film festival that explores addiction and recovery.
Campus fire extinguished, LAFD says
The Los Angeles Fire Department responded Tuesday morning to an alert reporting heavy smoke on the university park campus, according to the Los Angeles Times. LAFD spokesman Brian Humphrey said the firefighters were called to the fourth-floor of Vivian Hall, located on Watt Way, at approximately 9:40 a.m. The crews were able to quickly extinguish […]
Bomb scare leads to alert, LAPD activity
The off-campus bomb scare by Tuscany apartments was the second instance in April.
IFC, DPS increase security
The number of alcohol related transports has decreased from last semester by 46 incidents.
USC junior killed, two injured in car crash
A 22-year old engineering student was killed in a two-car collision early Sunday morning at an intersection about five miles southwest of USC’s University Park Campus.
Dorner escapade reveals racial problems
The death of ex-Los Angeles Police Department officer and murder suspect Christopher Dorner provided closure for the families and friends of those who were murdered at his hands, not to mention the Southern Californian community at large. His actions? Inexcusable. Yet the entire Dorner debacle has forced dialogue regarding the effect race has in […]