USC reveals health recommendations for campus return
Student Health advises testing for returning students and faculty one to two days before arrival to campus.
USC’s Jewish leaders discuss Department of Education investigation into antisemitism
The federal investigation into the University’s response to harassment in 2020 could support ongoing efforts to fight antisemitism at USC.
L.A. County Board of Supervisors yet to approve tentative agreement with LAC+USC residents
After an agreement was reached June 5, residents are calling on L.A. County to move forward with its ratification more than seven weeks later.
Student raises funds for Planned Parenthood
In an effort to help protect reproductive rights following the repeal of Roe v. Wade, Emma Stellar launched an online fundraiser that has raised more than $5,000.
Student Health reports BA.4, BA.5 variant surge
Chief Student Health Officer Dr. Sarah Van Orman said health regulations won’t affect campus activities amid rising Omicron positivity among students.
USC to join Big Ten Conference
Both USC and crosstown rivals UCLA will be making the move in 2024.
University ensures compliance with new emergency California water restrictions
As severe drought conditions persist, the University looks to continue to reduce outdoor watering.
Former USC coaches, parents implicated in Varsity Blues scandal sentenced
Laura Janke and Ali Khosroshanin, who created false athletic profiles, and the Isacksons, who paid for their daughters’ admittance to USC and UCLA, all avoided prison time.
Exhibit spotlights the magic of Mexican grandmothers’ kitchens
Created by two professors, the L.A. Plaza Cocina Museum exhibit showcases stories of grandmothers and their dishes.
USC experts anticipate economic recession, students feel the strain
Price increases across the nation continue to affect cost of living, housing availability and job prospects for students.