We still have 14 seats available to ride with us to USC Football games this Fall.Congratulations to USC Graduating Class 2011
By · CommentsOn May 13, USC held it’s 2011 Commencement. Enjoy this original song, “Take Chances” for USC’s 2011 Graduating Students. Just as he was finishing his last bit of coursework, USC Thornton School of Music student Derik Nelson was commissioned by USC to write and perform an original song articulating the feelings and experiences of graduating students.
USC Coaches Tour Comes to Orange County
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USC COACHES TOUR
May 16, 5:30 PM
Hyatt Regency, Irvine
Lane Kiffin & Kevin O’Neill
Support the USC Athletic Department AND Trojan Club of Orange County
Hear the latest from the inner circle as our coaches give you the straight facts about what is in store for the upcoming season!
The Trojan Faithful won’t want to miss this opportunity to have a chance one-on-one with Pat Haden, J.K. McKay, the legendary John Robinson and a host of past and present athletes (scheduled to appear).
Please visit http://usc.edu/trojans to place your reservation with a credit card use your Donor #
Reservation Form: http://www.usc.edu/bus-affairs/ticketoffice/pdf/ct2011.pdf
Please call USC Athletics at 213.740.4155 if you have questions.
Fight On!
April 27, 2011
Dear Faculty, Staff, Students, and Alumni of USC,
I am thrilled to announce that USC has received $110 million from its longtime supporters Julie and John Mork and their family. This historic gift will create the USC Mork Family Scholars Program, which will permanently benefit the university’s most precious asset: its exceptionally talented and diverse undergraduate student body.
This stands as the largest gift for student scholarships in USC’s history. Through their inspiring generosity, the Morks have forever changed the educational landscape at USC, and will help the university attract the most accomplished and deserving students in perpetuity. The Morks’ legacy at USC is both exceptional and assured.
Today, the USC community warmly honors the Mork family. They are special people, and I feel deeply privileged to know them. Together, they believe that higher education is vital to a robust and democratic society, and in their spirit and their actions, they embody the Trojan ideals. We will be forever grateful.
Please join us at 4 p.m. today in the International Plaza of the Ronald Tutor Campus Center for a special celebration of this announcement.
Yours truly,
C. L. Max Nikias
President
