USC announces 55 layoffs
The layoffs include one academic program director and other positions such as painters and an AC technician, among others.
USC to continue legacy preference in admissions, violating state ban
Interim President Beong-Soo Kim said it seemed “perverse” to ignore a student’s legacy status.
Break to Make reboots hands-on creativity at USC
USC’s only hardware-focused make-a-thon created space for female and nonbinary makers across disciplines.
Institute of Armenian Studies starts scholar program
The new initiative aims to introduce Armenian studies to a wider audience at USC.
Watt Way entrance no longer 24/7
Some students with evening classes voiced worries about safety, extended commutes.
Eco-Monday initiative continues at dining halls
USC does not serve red meat on Mondays, but does offer plant-based protein options.
DPS report highlights thefts, threats
The Department of Public Safety monitors 150 of its roughly 4,000 cameras 24/7.
Alum talks Jewish resistance during Holocaust
Aliyah Blank kicked off her research after traveling to see her family’s hometown.
Student Health confirms COVID vaccine availability amid federal scrutiny
New federal vaccination guidance created uncertainties about how most Americans can get their COVID-19 vaccines this fall.
Two possible locations offered for Peace Garden
A USC Sustainability survey asked for student opinions on the new garden locations.