USC Party Hub — A Crowd-Sourced Event Map for Student Nightlife
Summary
USC Party Hub is a student-facing website where verified hosts (USC clubs, Greek orgs, cultural groups) post parties and mixers with time, location (public or private after RSVP), price tiers, capacity, and entry rules. Students browse a unified feed, filter by price/age/tags, RSVP, and receive updates.
Audience
- Students seeking on/near-campus events.
- Hosts needing simple tools to publish, manage capacity, and view basic analytics.
Underlying Data
- Events (title, date/time, location visibility, tiers, capacity, rules, tags, poster)
- Hosts (verified org profiles + contact)
- RSVPs/Waitlists (capacity management & notifications)
- Tags/Categories and basic moderation reports
Data
Event (event_id)
Host (host_id)
Ticket (tier_id)
DateTime
RSVP
Location (location_id)
Host (host_id)
Ticket (tier_id)
DateTime
RSVP
Location (location_id)
Pitch Video (30–90s)
Script beats: hook → problem → solution → how it works → why it matters → CTA.
- Hook: “Finding USC parties is messy—stories expire and info is scattered.”
- Problem: Students need one reliable feed with clear rules and capacity.
- Solution: Verified hosts post; students filter and RSVP; private address after RSVP.
- How: Tiers, capacity, status (sold out/canceled), moderation.
- Why: Inclusion, safety, transparency.
- CTA: “Vote for USC Party Hub.”
Video Pitch: https://youtu.be/oFCYGzrUhgM