‘Educate. Empathize. Empower.’ A student-led resource website to fight against anti-Blackness on campus
The BLM carrd connects community members to petitions, fundraisers and student stories.
BSA criticizes USC’s lack of support for underrepresented students
President Carol Folt’s statement condemning antisemitism and anti-Zionism following former USG Vice President Rose Ritch’s resignation portrayed a lack of support for Palestinian students and is telling of the University’s care for marginalized students, BSA wrote in their statement.
Back to school: Navigating campus life during the coronavirus crisis
Thousands of students fled campus when the University closed in March. Now, USC is reopening — but life is far from back to normal.
Call to action: Confronting racial injustice on campus
Demands created by students and faculty over the summer urge USC to address and take action against anti-Blackness on campus.
Provost issues directives on fall course policies
The policies address attendance, class recordings and accommodations for international students.
State issues guidance for reopening institutions of higher education
The recommendations cover student-athlete safety and best practices for social distancing and facility operations.
USG Vice President resigns following allegations of complicity in racial misconduct
Rose Ritch’s withdrawal from her position comes after student activist Abeer Tijani circulated a petition for the resignation of former USG president Truman Fritz and a formal impeachment complaint filed against the two parties.
Fall classes to begin remotely, housing unavailable for incoming fall residents
The University has not yet received county approval to reopen in person.
USC general contractor sued for racial harassment
The lawsuit, filed by the EEOC Tuesday, alleges Black and Latinx workers were subjected to a hostile work environment since 2015.
Tyndall pleads not guilty to new charges
George Tyndall faces 35 criminal charges from his nearly three decades as USC gynecologist.