USG introduces resolution on professor feedback forms
The resolution proposes that students have access to teaching evaluations.
Journalists discuss role of media in politics
The CPF event is the first of the “Political Conversations” series this semester.
USC defends admissions processes following subpoena for internal records
Robert Zangrillo, a USC parent involved in the college admissions scandal, subpoenaed USC in August, alleging his donation to the University was legally permissible.
USG starts free HIV testing
USG and Student Health hope to encourage more students to get tested.
Center for Sustainability Solutions hosts art competition
The winner’s art will be used on all of the new Center’s materials.
International relations, political science merges programs
The School of International Relations and Department of Political Science, two programs housed in the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Science, merged to form the Department of Political Science and International Relations this semester. The new department is chaired by professors Saori Katada and Ann Crigler. Dornsife Dean Amber Miller wrote in an email […]
Residential Education centralizes program curriculums
The office hopes RAs will have more time to make connections with residents.
IYA opens doors to new building
The new building features a workspace for recent graduates of the program.
USC releases August report on sustainability, new initiatives
Student leaders hope that sustainability goals improve with President
USC ranked no. 22 on US News and World Rankings
The U.S. News & World Report released its 2020 rankings, listing USC one of the top 25 universities, tying with UC Berkeley for the No. 22 spot. All rankings are decided by scoring colleges across 15 academic indicators like class size, student-faculty ratio, selectivity of admissions and alumni donations and then using the score out […]