Petition urges the University to address anti-Blackness on campus
The University’s limited response has led petitioners to question the campus’ commitment to anti-racism.
USC to resume most fall classes in person with online component
The University will move up the semester by one week to prepare for the flu season and minimize potential spread of the coronavirus.
BSA, student governments present list of concerns over campus inequality, national unrest to USC administration
Student leaders from across campus outlined concern over a lack of support of Black students, faculty and staff.
Folt addresses community following the death of George Floyd, national unrest
Folt called upon the University community to challenge racism and uphold values of diversity and equality.
EDITORIAL: USC community must take action to support its Black students
Anti-Black racism manifests at both the global and national level, and USC is nowhere near free of this reality.
Prosecutors criticize ex-PIMCO chief’s plea for resentencing
Douglas Hodge has asked the court to reconsider his sentence in light of new information that surfaced in the admissions scheme in February.
Vice Provost for Graduate Programs to step down
Sally Pratt will return to her position in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures June 30.
Former football player wins wrongful expulsion lawsuit
Former kicker Matthew Boermeester was expelled from USC after a 2017 Title IX investigation from the University found that he assaulted his girlfriend.
Keck Medicine officer to leave senior position
Thomas Jackiewicz will serve as president of the University of Chicago Medical Center beginning July 24.
Daniels announces transfer to Georgia
USC is now left with two scholarship quarterbacks on its roster.