Four football recruits enroll for spring
The new group includes quarterback Jack Sears and linebacker Tayler Katoa.
Alumni donate $15 million to USC Dornsife
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences announced the Martens Scholars Program, a scholarship program meant to attract top students to USC
Public policy school hosts legislature discussion
Assistant Professor Pamela Clouser McCann revealed her recent research on Congress.
Bill Celis named associate dean for diversity
Professor Bill Celis will serve as the associate dean for diversity, inclusion and strategic initiatives at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, Dean Ernest J. Wilson III announced in an email to Annenberg faculty, staff and students on Jan. 11. Celis will report to Wilson’s office as well as the Office of the Provost […]
Robert Shrum looks ahead for Unruh
The new director hopes to place more students in competitive Washington, D.C. internships.
Hadron Epoch brings chic designs to Ground Zero
L.A.-based design studio markets to millennials with bold novelty goods.
Moderate LA winter inspires statement fashion pieces
California temperatures influence unique trends among USC students.
Domestic college exchange programs could add value
Having students spend time in other parts of the country may heal increasing divisions.
Who does tuition-free college help?
New York’s approach to financing college education will prove to be ineffective.
USG votes to change name of Women’s Student Assembly
The group will now be called the Student Assembly for Gender Empowerment.