Varsity Blues parents awaiting appeals remain free on bail
John Wilson and Gamal Abdelaziz were convicted for paying for their children’s admission to USC as designated athletic recruits.
USC holds 139th Commencement
The ceremony consisted of numerous addresses and a few musical performances.
Student Health introduces new cleaning procedures
The University will prioritize environmental control of infection in new measures.
LAC+USC physicians begin strike authorization voting
Union-affiliated residents and fellows allege unfair labor practices from Los Angeles County.
Keck housestaff vote to unionize
The unanimous vote was the culmination of a two-month long process.
Report finds Rossier misreported data for U.S. News & World Report rankings
The Rossier School of Education omitted Ed.D. program data in survey responses, boosting its position in the U.S. News & World Report graduate school rankings.
Amid elevated coronavirus case numbers, Student Health issues daily counts
Case numbers in the University community have been nearly doubling week after week.
USC settles sexual misconduct lawsuit behind closed doors
Following a three-year litigation, the University agreed to settle claims made by 80 former patients, mostly LGBTQ+ men, of Dr. Dennis Kelly.
Star Wars Club brings new hope to USC
The force has been with this organization, who host events with filmmakers.
Singer-songwriter Jane Honor releases debut album
“Spiraling in Central Park” draws from work of Maggie Rogers and Tori Amos.