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Veterans offered new kind of student housing at USC

USC has converted this former fraternity house into student housing specifically for veterans, Aug. 15, 2018.
USC has converted this former fraternity house into student housing specifically for veterans, Aug. 15, 2018.
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Wednesday was move-in day for USC students. This year, 10 students moved into housing that has never been offered before: housing specifically for veterans.

Veteran students said the new housing, which is open to undergraduates and grad students from all branches of the military, will be convenient and offer a sense of community. And university officials say the former fraternity house should be a better fit for veterans than the typical freshman dorm.