Growing and serving at USC: John Thomas reflects on policing culture and justice
Former DPS Chief Thomas, who retired Jan. 12, spoke about the role USC has played in his life.
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Nobel-winning chemistry professor publishes book
Arieh Warshel wrote about his journey from an Israeli kibbutz to research.
Accommodations raise concerns
Diagnosed with a chronic illness during her second year at USC, Rachel Estrada almost gave up on her degree. She dropped out of college, as her disability prevented her from attending classes in person. “I was struggling with severe fatigue — I had these chronic fevers and joint pain, muscle pain,” said Estrada, a senior […]
RAs fear retaliation, firings after strike
Threats from ResEd caused some RAs to decide not to participate in the strike.
Study finds vaccine improves mental health
Researchers set out to find coronavirus vaccinations’ impact on mental health.
USC faculty named Fulbright scholars
The program recognized two faculty members for achievements in social work.
Students recount USC-sponsored isolation experiences
Students isolating in the fall stayed at the USC Hotel and the DoubleTree by Hilton.
USG welcomes new and promoted members
The organization also laid out objectives for Spring 2022 at its first meeting of the semester.
International students face travel challenges
Returning students navigate travel restrictions and quarantine requirements.
USC updates policies on discrimination and harassment
The changes, effective Jan. 1, come amid new California laws and continued backlash over sexual assault reports at fraternities.