Safe Halloween
Each year, the USC Norman Topping Student Aid Fund (a student-sponsored fund created in 1970 to provide scholarships for low-income students) collaborates with the Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation on Safe Halloween, an event that ensures a safe holiday celebration for local children. In coordination with staff at Hoover Recreation Center, Topping Scholars plan and provide a one-night extravaganza, held on October 31 of each year, with inflatable games, a haunted house, candy, crafts and treats for neighborhood youth. This photo shows participants enjoying the 2006 Safe Halloween event.
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A Message from President Nikias
USC president C. L. Max Nikias reaffirms the university’s commitment to supporting healthy, vibrant and engaged communities around the University Park and Health Sciences campuses.
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The USC Neighborhood Academic Initiative
USC’s Neighborhood Academic Initiative (NAI) is a rigorous, six-year pre-college enrichment program designed to prepare low-income neighborhood students for admission to the university.
