Student workers, University employees eligible for vaccination
As of March 1, Los Angeles County moved to Phase 1B distribution, which allows those employed by the University to receive vaccinations.
General Education S7E2: Trojan Council’s plan for equity and inclusion
Trojan Council held a meeting on February 23rd discussing plans to bolster racial diversity and equity at USC. Podcast editor Eduardo Ocampo spoke with news staff writer Lillian Goodwin about the event and how students responded to the Council’s proposals. Music by Joakim Karud.
USG election results confirmed
The Senate also discussed funding for a new mental health initiative for recognized student organizations.
Clinical physical therapy professor triumphs award
Dr. Julie Tilson received the award for her leadership and scholarship in education.
Student-run initiative promotes sustainability in fraternities
The initiative involves placing recycling bins and flyers in fraternity houses.
IYA freshman co-creates cryptocurrency investment company
The start-up, Rari Capital, allows users to receive a high yield on their assets without the hassle of going to the bank.
Southern California Moot Court to offer class credit
Founded in 2019, the group equips members with public speaking and legal skills.
Students waver Texas storms, keep up with school
Following multiple days of freezing temperatures and power shortages, students living in Texas are now trying to catch up on their school work.
USC distributes vaccines to surrounding community, will vaccinate on-campus employees
Beginning March 1, USC will begin distributing the vaccine to on-campus workers, beginning with workers who have maintained campus throughout the pandemic.
USC Price school holds panel on systemic racism in policing
The panel featured Los Angeles district attorney George Gascón, DPS Chief John Thomas and founder of 2nd Call Skipp Townsend.