JEP launches its virtual after-school program
JEP has instituted a new curriculum and database of short videos by student-tutors on a multitude of subjects, distributed across partnering elementary, middle and high schools this semester.
Graduate student creates publication to feature Black educators
“Higher Ed Conversations in Black,” launched through the USC Pullias Center for Higher Education, will offer a bimonthly space for stories and ideas on racial inequity in education to be shared.
USG passes resolution to support Phillipine Human Rights Act, confirms new senator
The Undergraduate Student Government Senate also discussed budget cuts implemented by USC for the rest of the fall semester.
USC accepts its highest number of first-gen students
The latest admissions profile reveals key details unique to this group of newly-accepted USC students.
Freshman’s inclusive art wins Google contest
Lyndzi Ramos aims to capture diverse experiences and prioritize representation in her artwork.
Junior helps launch USC chapter of The Women’s Network
Jaryn Valdry and her team at the USC chapter spearheaded the chapter’s groundwork and plans for virtual events over the summer.
Student-led nonprofit provides shelter to refugees and people experiencing homelessness
Over the summer, the founders of Torch Global, Inc. won the Iovine and Young Academy Social Impact Prize for creating Torch Tiles that regulate tent temperatures and humidity.
BSA leader works toward ‘more equitable campus’
Through her leadership roles, Jaya Hinton helps to create a more inclusive campus.
Gould students launch small business legal research task force
More than 25 students from the Gould School of Law created a website under the small business legal research task force to assemble a list of resources for small businesses in Los Angeles.
USG cultural organizations denounce USC’s transparency on Marshall professor’s temporary suspension
Following professor Greg Patton’s suspension from teaching a course where he used a Chinese word that resembled an English racial slur, students, alumni and faculty have criticized the University’s actions.