New mental health publication created by and for students
The GIVE Foundation was created to help students through the transition from high school to college.
‘Plum Town’ is an ode to Chinese family history
SCA sophomore Kelly Yu announced the production of her first short film, “Plum Town,” a story of tradition based on her own family history.
USC alumna and rising star takes internet by storm
With a debut album on the way, USC alumna Jensen McRae shares new projects.
Viterbi houses James E. Ballinger engineer of the year
Darin Gray won the award for his long-term work in the USC Viterbi K-12 STEM Center.
USC’s research labs accused of animal cruelty again
The nonprofit watchdog Stop Animal Exploitation Now! obtained documents that allege lab technicians performed unnecessary amputations on mice and knowingly created excessive neck wounds on pigs.
USC plans in-person return for fall, increased access to facilities for spring
In a Universitywide memo, President Carol Folt announced that a full return to campus was being planned with in-person classes and residential life.
USC community gives back to Quik-Pix owner
After a difficult few years for owner Akm Alam, students have raised funds to donate to demonstrate their support.
‘MLK/FBI’ offers a glimpse at the FBI’s surveillance of Martin Luther King, Jr.
School of Cinematic Arts hosted a live screening and Q&A with Emmy-nominated director Sam Pollard who gave insight into the film.
Researchers collaborate with LA County to plant and maintain trees
The USC Urban Trees Initiative’s goal is to combat rising temperatures and global warming in Los Angeles.
Marshall team wins major case competition focused on racial justice
The team, Coalition 4 Change, was composed of four MBA students, and won $25,000.