Fr. Pres. Salazar, USC KDC reap Star awards

Father Pres. Roderick C. Salazar, Jr., SVD and the USC Knowledge Development Center (KDC) reaped top awards during the recently concluded 7th Annual KDC Meeting...read more

College of Law slates Grand Alumni Homecoming

The University of San Carlos (USC) College of Law Alumni Association, Inc. in coordination with the administration of USC College of Law is holding a grand reunion of all its alumni on May 24, 2008...read more

Father Nemet Appointed Bishop

Pope Benedict XVI has appointed Father Ladislav Nemet, SVD, Secretary of the Hungarian Catholic Bishops’ Conference, as bishop of Zrenjanin...read more

Archaeo Team Returns From Successful Dig in Boljoon

Jojo R. Bersales, chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, returned to USC last April 24 accompanied by faculty member and skeletal analyst Bonn Aure, alumnus Dennis Bait-it, and students Loyd Sato and John Henry Helle after 31 days of archaeological excavations on the grounds of Boljoon Church....read more

Law professor pursues exchange program at Stockholm, Sweden

Judge Marilyn Lagura-Yap, law alumna, presiding judge of Regional Trial Court of Mandaue City, and law professor of the College of Law leaves for Stockholm, Sweden as exchange professor...read more

Law professor to participate in training for Improvement of Judicial Fairness

Judge Francisco A. Seville, Jr., law alumnus and law professor of USC College of Law, was chosen by the Committee on Knowledge Sharing and Regional Cooperation of the Supreme Court to participate in a 16-day training program...read more

German Language Crash Course
June 9 - October 11, 2008
USC-Main Campus

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Speedcubing at Wrocklage

The global craze for the cube puzzle continues to grow since the Hungarian architect Erno Rubik invented it in 1974. The proliferation of cheaper clones of the Rubik’s cube and websites devoted to spreading its secret has contributed to its recent popularity...more

You are what you touch

�It�s getting better all the time,� the Beatles aptly croon in an old song and, yes, technology is proving them right.

About a decade ago in USC, for example, enrollees packed lunch and almost had to camp out at the hallways of the now-defunct EDP (Electronic Data Processing) just to be able to be first in the queue the next day...more

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