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From all of us here in the residential community, welcome to another great year. Here at URSC we have been busy getting ready for new projects, issues, and programs, in addition to reinventing our image. Some of you might notice our new logo and website, as well as much more publicity about URSC. These are just a few of the changes that you will see in the near future, as well as increased communication with Building Governments, new programs, increased advocacy for student issues, and a larger overall presence in the residential community. I encourage you to check out our website to see all that it has to offer - from information for RAs, to pictures, to contact information, to our mission statement.

Finally, I would like to congratulate all of our new General Board members! From the energy that I saw at our retreat, I am confident that we are off to a fantastic start. Get to know your reps from your buildings, encourage them to talk to you about whats happening at URSC, and allow them to foster the connection from URSC to your Building Governments.

January 8, 2007
URSC launches our new website for the new year!

January 2, 2007
URSC congratulates our fellow Trojans on a great Rose Bowl victory!

December 14, 2006
The semester is over and URSC would like to wish everyone a safe and happy break.

December 1, 2006
URSC celebrates Save Tommy Night with a great student turnout. Thank you for joining us.

URSC has a lot to offer each and every resident, and I want to make sure that we live up to that promise. We are located in STU 200, and love visitors, so please come on by and check out our office to stop by for a chat! I wish everyone the best of luck this year, and welcome to our new website!

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