Town hall discusses POIR department’s lack of diversity in faculty, curricula
In response to student criticisms, the political science and international relations department task force look to share resources related to representation and inclusion.
Entries by Mia Speier
LA Times holds Festival of Books virtually
For its 25th anniversary, the Los Angeles Times festival will include notable authors.
Alumna and student bridge information gap for Vietnamese Americans
Launched in June, The Interpreter website looks to break language barriers.
School of Social Work launches new juvenile justice minor
The social work and juvenile justice minor is tailored to California’s juvenile justice system through classes such as “Adolescent Gang Intervention” and “Institutional Inequality in American Political and Social Policy.”
Student-led community fridge provides accessible food
Local shops and eateries have donated their excess food to the fridge created by USC Community Health Involvement Project.
Student nonprofit provides food and supplies to unhoused populations in Bay Area
Since Hope Hearted’s launch, the organization has delivered food and sanitary supply kits to shelters and food banks such as Second Harvest.
Majority of students in May remain vulnerable to the coronavirus, Student Health antibody study finds
Eighty-one percent of students who tested positive for antibodies reported loss of smell or taste.
Student-created music therapy app to help PTSD victims
Set to launch in 2021, SoundMind features an interactive, personalized experience with various soundscapes and a binaural beats visual section.
USG presents resolution to support Black and Indigenous students and students of color
Tuesday’s meeting also discussed textbook affordability via a newly presented resolution.
‘Write like you are the majority’
Viet Thanh Nguyen, professor and renowned author, discusses his newest achievement, radicalization and abolishing the conditions of voicelessness.