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.
Entries by Alina Abidi
Local and nonpartisan reporting should not be undervalued
Increased consumption of local and nonpartisan news should persist post-pandemic.
Congress should offer student debt forgiveness
As part of its effort to mitigate the economic harm from the pandemic, Congress should legislate student debt forgiveness.
Folt addresses community following the death of George Floyd, national unrest
Folt called upon the University community to challenge racism and uphold values of diversity and equality.
EDITORIAL: USC community must take action to support its Black students
Anti-Black racism manifests at both the global and national level, and USC is nowhere near free of this reality.
Vice Provost for Graduate Programs to step down
Sally Pratt will return to her position in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures June 30.
Baking and breaking bread amid a pandemic
Tommy Nguyen is a sophomore majoring in history and international relations. He writes from his backyard in Irvine, Calif.
Student Resource Guide
These organizations and tools answer international students’ questions about visas, financial issues and their job search.
Students modify robot for remote disinfection
ADAMMS-UV uses ultraviolet light to allow health care workers disinfect rooms from a separate location.
Students ineligible for federal financial aid will not receive emergency aid
International, undocumented, part-time and formerly incarcerated students will not qualify for emergency coronavirus relief as part of the CARES Act.