Cruisers, facilities management employees, law enforcement officials and Web sites dedicated to cruising confirm that multiple bathrooms at USC are consistently used for cruising.

"My wife and I have a pretty good sex life. … I don't identify as gay," said the cruiser, who is married and has a child. He called cruising, which is a misdemeanor, "an adventure."

Cruisers said bathrooms in Bovard Auditorium, Doheny Library, Taper Hall and the Student Union are all common spots for cruising and all have seen recent activity.

USC employees said sexual rendezvous have been taking place for years at Bovard, STU, Mudd Hall, Social Sciences Building, Von KleinSmid Center, Olin Hall, Waite Phillips Hall and Kaprielian Hall.

Cruising is a misdemeanor and violates California Penal Code Section 647(d), which outlaws loitering in public bathrooms to solicit "lewd or lascivious or any unlawful act."

"We're here for the community," he said last semester. "So would we patrol bathrooms, or indoor offices, for that matter? Unless we were called, no."

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