58-year-old junior motivated by daughter’s dream
Lopez said her past with drug abuse will allow her to connect to patients as she studies psychology.
USC reaches proposed $215 million settlement in Tyndall sexual abuse case
USC agreed to a $215 million settlement for a class action lawsuit brought by victims of former campus gynecologist George Tyndall on Friday.
Professor to publish book following lives of veterans
The nonfiction novel will focus on the experience of five multigenerational veterans.
Pub to join other alcohol-serving restaurants
Rock & Reilly’s opening in USC Village has drawn attention to fake ID usage by students.
SAGE hosts series centered on body positivity
The event series, which celebrates Body Love Month lasts until Nov. 3.
Ostrow Associate Dean of Research joins National Academy of Medicine
Yang Chai was elected along with 85 new members on Monday in Washington D.C.
Spark SC hosts startup career fair for students
Over 20 startups from L.A. visited USC to discuss internships and jobs.
Phi Sigma Kappa files complaint against USC
The fraternity filed a lawsuit in response to its interim suspension.
USG committee discusses diversity fund amendment
Some senators feel that there should be more checks on events that receive funding.
Freshman creates app to help farmworkers
Faith Florez developed Calor to help campesinos vulnerable to excessive heat.