Students, panelists diverge on issues at third Democratic debate
The debate was the first since the start of classes in August.
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Price partners with Microsoft for criminal justice data project
The one-year initiative will analyze crime data in Los Angeles neighborhoods.
John Leguizamo discusses Latinx representation, comedy
The “Latin History for Morons” actor talked about his creative process at the Annenberg School Wednesday.
Vice President of Research to step down after 14 years
Randolph Hall pioneered USC’s Office of Research Advancement in DC.
Young Americans for Freedom holds 9/11 memorial
The conservative campus group organized the memorial in the USC Village.
USC Libraries to digitize LGBT archives
The archives serve as an educational resource for LGBTQ history.
New CBCSA director focuses on students, collaboration
Greedley Harris III hopes to create relationships with other USC departments.
USG releases statement on mental health
Senators will release a list of potential mental health initiatives by Oct. 15.
University implements wellness initiatives
The University letter marks the beginning of National
Suicide Prevention Week.
George Tyndall surrenders medical license
Former campus gynecologist George Tyndall has surrendered his medical license, according to a news release from the Medical Board of California. The announcement comes two months after the Los Angeles Police Department arrested and charged Tyndall with 29 felony counts, including sexual penetration of an unconscious person and sexual battery by fraud. According to the […]