The UC Renovation Project is in the “staging process,” according to Christina Sanchez, assistant vice president for University Life.

“It’s really easy to own a human being right now,” said Kique Bazan, associate director of USF University Ministry and co-founder of the Not For Sale club.

“I can’t answer your question,” said Michael London, assistant vice president for facilities management at USF, at the weekly ASUSF Senate meeting on Tuesday.

You’ve picked out your costume, purchased the appropriate hair piece, face paint and/or mask. Now you have to choose where to flaunt your incredibly well planned outfit. Here are some events to check out on campus and around the city.

Another aesthetic aspect to add to the bedazzled phoenix displayed in Harney Plaza is the compass rose, a design that adorns the pavement between Phelan Hall and the Market cafeteria.

Through study abroad opportunities and service learning trips, senior Ivana Rosas has seen many countries including Nicaragua, El Salvador, and France. Rosas, an international studies major focusing on the environment and development, considers herself a citizen of the world.

Delta Zeta Sorority held their third annual “Ali’s Way” dinner last week, benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) in honor of Ali Facella, a member who lost her battle to leukemia in November of 2006.

“We are the proud brown sisters of Lambda Theta Nu!” shouted three Latina USF students in Harney Plaza last Thursday, stomping their feet and clapping their hands in a traditional “stepping” routine.

In response to the sweeping budget cuts that have left many California State University (CSU) and University of California (UC) students struggling to enroll in all of the classes they need, USF’s College of Arts and Science has created "USF Steps Up."

Students who live on campus and use Flexi should have about $900 left according to a week by week budget created by Jon Torres, senior cafe manager of Bon Appetit.