New bill could impact USC legacy admissions
USC admitted the largest number of legacy and donor-connected students among private California universities in 2022.
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USC hosts lecture on fate of Armenian language
The lecture marks an early start to USC’s first-ever celebration of Armenian History Month.
Students march for hostages in Gaza
The demonstration marks 171 days since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks in Southern Israel.
Folt presents 2024 State of the University
The president celebrated advancements in athletics, sustainability and the arts.
USG approves 2024-25 executive cabinet appointees
Hundreds of students used USG shuttle service to the airport during spring recess.
Students donate period products
Delta Phi Epsilon will send period products to the Downtown Women’s Center.
Last day to access Blackboard is June 28, USC announces
Brightspace, the new learning management system replacing Blackboard in June, is available for preview at brightspace.usc.edu.
EEO-TIX announces new leader
Second-in-command Linda Hoos will replace Catherine Spear, who oversaw the office’s restructuring after the George Tyndall scandal, effective April 5.
Affordable internet services to expire in April
The Affordable Connectivity Program supported 35% of households in South Central.
Study finds partisan divide over teaching sensitive topics
USC researchers found that more Democrats supported lessons on gender and race than Republicans.