Athletic officials’ Varsity Blues case to continue
A federal judge declined to dismiss charges in court Wednesday.
Undergraduate classes move primarily online for Fall 2020 amid pandemic
With Los Angeles County having yet to approve Project Restart, the University anticipates only 10-20% of classes to be conducted in person to minimize density on campus.
Students call for accountability over USG senator, affiliate’s racist, classist language
Undergraduate Student Government announced a senator’s resignation and a former assistant director's dissociation with USG after Students for Justice in Palestine condemned their actions and rhetoric.
Van Orman announces new fall housing, hybrid instruction and health measures
USC looks to reduce campus density through single occupancy housing and limited social gatherings
Thornton creates scholarship commemorating Victor McElhaney
The scholarship looks to honor McElhaney’s dedication to social justice.
Recent graduates join political campaigns amid job uncertainty, postponed opportunities
Class of 2020 graduates hope to gain campaign experience in the lead up to November’s historic elections
Students call for impeachment of USG president
Truman Fritz said he is recommitting to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and believes he has more to offer in his role as president.
SDA dean resigns after previous relationship with student is made public
David Bridel announced his resignation in an email to SDA faculty. SCA Dean Elizabeth Daley will assume Bridel’s role on an interim basis.
LGBTQ online collection connects to pandemic, protests
The art collection highlights past and present events using LGBTQ archives.
DACA decision leaves students with momentary relief
Students and pro-immigrant rights groups’ advocacy continue despite verdict.