California minimum wage hike affects students, staff
Students favor the increase, but economists say it may lead to staff being laid off.
Remembering a legend
The funeral for former President Steven Sample was held at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on Friday.
NLRB reports USC violated federal laws
Dornsife’s January vote to unionize has been ruled invalid due to university interference.
Women discuss feminism and human rights
Three out of 14 recipients of the 2016 Secretary of State’s International Women of Courage Award discussed the issues surrounding human rights, women’s equality and social progress at a panel Thursday in Wallis Annenberg Hall.
Importance of the Latino vote discussed at panel
The event was the third installment in the “It’s Our Election Too” series.
Green thumb
USC Hospitality hosted its first official harvest since partnering with Green City Farms and LA Urban Farms.
Young scientist program helps teach robotics
The USC Young Scientist Program held a computer science and robotics workshop Wednesday afternoon at the 32nd Street School. The event was a joint effort between the Joint Education Project, YSP and the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, and was sponsored by the Winn family and Union Bank. The workshop included three stations designed to […]
Awards honor professors for mentorship achievements
Twenty-one faculty members were recognized for their efforts in working with students throughout the year.
Campaign for USC reaches $5 billion of $6 billion goal
According to an annual fundraising report released by the Council for Aid to Education, USC raised more than $653 million for the school last year.
Islam Awareness Week tackles Islamophobia
The first event in the series discussed police brutality and Malcolm X’s beliefs.