The USC Psychology Services Center is offering a free, 4-session group therapy for women with body image concerns. If you are distressed by body image problems, please call (424) 442-0195 or e-mail bodyimage.usc@gmail.com for information on how to join.

Daily: Monday 01/14/2013 - Saturday 06/01/2013; 6:00 AM - 7:30 PM

University Park Campus Human Relations Center

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GymFlow uses real data directly from the Lyon Center to give you accurate, up-to-the-minute info on how crowded the gym is. It also uses historical traffic data to predict how crowded the gym will be in the future.

GymFlow is now available in the iOS App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/gymflow-gym-traffic-check/id590211921?mt=8

GymFlow was made by USC students, for USC students. For more information, visit us at http://www.mygymflow.com.

If you’d like to see an Android version, please let us know: gymflow.uservoice.com.

Daily: Friday 01/25/2013 - Friday 05/31/2013; All day

University Park Campus General William Lyon University Center (LRC)

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Weekly: Sun 02/01/2013 - 05/31/2013; All day

Health Sciences Campus HSC Fitness Center

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Climate change doesn't just threaten our planet; it also poses enormous challenges for older adults, say acclaimed artists Mary Lou Dauray and Orna Makleff. Inspired to take creative action and draw attention to this global problem, the two have created an artistic exhibition, "Aging People/Aging Planet," which runs now through June 21 at USC's Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery at the Keck School of Medicine. "Our hope is that the show will inspire people to use art as a tool to teach the younger generation to express their concerns for this situation," Dauray said. "We want them to realize that everyone has the innate potential to creatively help our planet." The seed for the show was planted in 2003, after the most intense heat wave since 1540 swept Europe, leaving thousands of older adults dead. Horrified by the events, Dauray and Makleff began to research the connections between massive climate change and the health of the population most susceptible to it: the elderly. According to a recent report by the National Institutes of Health: "Elderly adults living in poverty or on limited fixed incomes may lack resources to pay for air conditioning during heat waves, they may live in substandard housing that leaves them more vulnerable to flooding and strong winds, or they may not have easy access to social services or to adequate transportation to evacuate when devastating weather events occur. In additional, functional and physiological limitations associated with aging could impede elderly people's ability to adapt." So what can be done? One solution to both substandard housing and the unique challenges to the elderly during natural disasters is universal design. This includes a set of principles that create safe and accessible environments and communities for people of all ages and abilities. Additionally, increased awareness by all ages of this population's potential vulnerability can go a long way in preventing unnecessary tragedy and hardship. Makleff and Dauray hope that their show will open eyes and hearts as well as start important discussions that don't just concern older adults but also include and empower them. Making all this possible is the transformative power of art: a force as universal as the weather itself. "Making art always been a way to learn, to see and to teach," Dauray said. "With this show, our hope is that our art will speak eloquently to a worldwide issue and potentially help effect real change." "Aging People/Aging Planet" runs through June 21 at USC's Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery at the Keck School of Medicine (2250 Alcazar Street, CSC 240) in Los Angeles, CA.

Daily: Wednesday 03/06/2013 - Friday 06/21/2013; 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM

USC Institute for Genetic Medicine, 2250 Alcazar Street Second Floor Art Gallery

Here are some upcoming dates for the next Financial Aid application year! (Including summer!)

Please remind your returning staff to investigate the application process!
http://www.usc.edu/financialaid

Information for new students and continuing students!
http://www.usc.edu/admission/fa/my_fa/index.html

 
Applying For 2013-2014 Aid

March 1, 2013
Submit CSS/PROFILE application to college service and FAFSA application to federal processors.

March 25, 2013
Apply for Summer Work-Study.

April 2013
To ensure financial aid for summer enrollment, apply for loans at least 6 weeks before the start of your earliest summer class.

June 2013
Apply for your 2013-2014 Direct Stafford Loan and/or Parent PLUS Loan. For more information, click here.

Daily: Thursday 03/07/2013 - Thursday 06/13/2013; All day

University Park Campus General William Lyon University Center (LRC)

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Daily: Wednesday 04/10/2013 - Tuesday 12/31/2013; All day

Multiple Locations University Park Campus/Health Science Ca

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Daily: Saturday 04/13/2013 - Wednesday 05/22/2013; All day

Multiple Locations University Park Campus/Health Science Ca

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The IM Program is one of the most popular undergraduate and graduate student activities at USC with more than 9,600 participants. IM sports promote physical fitness and competition, social interaction, and student involvement. Here are the general "HOW TO" create an account for IMLeagues.com.

Sign up as a team or individual. IM sports encourages groups and individuals to participate regardless of skill level. Check with your RA for the HICCup (Housing Intramural League). Find your Fraternity or Sorority Sports Rep and let them know that you are ready to be a part of the team!

How do I sign up?

For more information check wth flyers, policies and rules on the Rec Sports website. To register yourself and your team, go to IM Leagues.com/uscrecsports to sign your team up!

Who is eligible?

IM tournaments and leagues are open to all students, faculty, staff and alumni of all skill levels.

What sports are available?

Flag Football. Ultimate frisbee. Basketball. Soccer. Volleyball. 3x3 Basketball. Tennis. Racquetball. Beach volleyball. Beach over-the-line. And more...

What league do I sign up for?

Leagues include All-University, Women’s, Coed, HICcup (residential housing), Fraternity and Sorority.

Daily: Friday 04/19/2013 - Friday 07/05/2013; All day

University Park Campus

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Music selections especially appropriate to the wee hours, with calendars of events up and down the state. Hosted by Blake Lawrence and Robin Pressman.  

Music selections especially appropriate to the wee hours, with calendars of events up and down the state. Hosted by Blake Lawrence and Robin Pressman.

Daily: Monday 04/29/2013 - Friday 05/31/2013; 12:01 AM - 6:00 AM

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Zubin Mehta, conductor

Mozart: Overture to Don Giovanni 

Hindemith: Symphony: Mathis der Maler 

Dvořák: Symphony no. 7    

Zubin Mehta, conductor

Mozart: Overture to Don Giovanni 

Hindemith: Symphony: Mathis der Maler 

Dvořák: Symphony no. 7

Sunday 05/19/2013: 7:00 PM

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The Best of the Record Shelf. A re-broadcast of part 1 of a two-part conversation with soprano Jessye Norman.  

The Best of the Record Shelf. A re-broadcast of part 1 of a two-part conversation with soprano Jessye Norman.

Sunday 05/19/2013: 10:00 PM

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