The USC Department of Public Safety welcomes you to the University of Southern California.

To take advantage of all USC and Los Angeles have to offer, you need to be smart about your safety and security.

DONT WALK ALONE OR IN ISOLATED PLACES.

A city as large as Los Angeles has exciting highlights from downtown to sundrenched beaches. However, like most major cities, Los Angeles has crime that occurs. To stay safe when out late: DONT walk alone, especially at night. DONT talk on your cell phone while using your bike. DONT take shortcuts through alleys. DO use these services provided by USC Transportation: Tram and Bus Services, www.transnet.usc.edu Campus Cruiser, call (213) 740-4911 The USC Yellow Cab Program, call (800) USC-TAXI

NEVER LEAVE PERSONAL PROPERTY UNATTENDED OR UNSECURED

Many thefts occur because they are crimes of opportunity. Dont get distracted and leave your belongings containing valuable property or information unattended. Most common places where thefts occur are libraries, res halls, classrooms, cafeterias, bleachers, locker rooms. Reduce your chance of becoming a victim of theft by: Taking your property with you. Using anti-theft devices such as laptop cable locks. Avoiding allowing others to follow you inside buildings. Always locking your room door after leaving.

PREVENT BICYCLE THEFT

Always lock your bicycle to a bike rack. Always lock the frame of your bicycle, not just the tire.
Non-Emergency: (213) 740-4321

Campus Emergency: (213) 740-4321

Healthy Living at USC BeWell USC

http://wellness.usc.edu
Provides information on the policies, programs and resources related to: physical wellness emotional and social well-being spirituality community service and more.

Office of Religious Life

http://orl.usc.edu
USCs Office of Religious Life sponsors a variety of opportunities for exploring the spiritual dimensions of your life and learning. Whether its helping you find a religious home base or form a new group, handle an ethical dilemma or research a paper topic, ORL will be happy to assist you.

Student Counseling Center

http://www.usc.edu/scs
Services are provided to enhance students' skills/ attitudes in adapting to college life; handle stresses & challenges; relate to new and different people; and make their USC experience satisfying and productive.

Recreational Sports
http://sait.usc.edu/recsports/sports
Rec Sports presents a wide variety of programs including intramurals, club sports, martial arts, officials and referees training, and employment.

Trojans Care for Trojans

http://sait.usc.edu/ca/tc4t
Trojans Care for Trojans empowers students to take action and speak out when they are concerned about a fellow Trojan. It provides support resources and appropriate referrals for Trojans facing personal difficulties.

Center for Women & Men

http://sait.usc.edu/recsports/sports
The CWM serves as a haven for students, faculty, & staff. The Center offers advocacy and confidential counseling to those who have experienced genderrelated harm and fosters a better understanding of feminism, healthy masculinity and gender equity.

LGBT Resource Center

http://sait.usc.edu/lgbt
The LGBT Resource Center sponsors a wide range of academic, educational, social programs and advocacy services for the entire campus community including campus supportive Allies.

Student Health Center

http://www.usc.edu/student-affairs/health_center
The health center provides medical services, counseling services, and wellness and health promotion services to students on the University Park campus.

Disability Services & Programs

http://sait.usc.edu/academicsupport/centerprograms/dsp
DSP provides support services to enable students with disabilities to develop their academic potential, while having the dignity of working toward an independent lifestyle. DSP offers a variety of services for students with physical, psychological and learning disabilities.