USC Gould creates required race course
The Gould School of Law is the first Top 25 law school to implement a required course on race and the law.
Trojan Democrats and USC GOP work with Schwarzenegger Institute to promote unity
Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke about the importance of bipartisanship at the Zoom event Tuesday.
A new research group collective explores the intersection of media, technology and social issue
MASTS started out as an Annenberg class but transformed into a group where students can discuss the interdisciplinary nature of the digital world.
Students react with happiness, skepticism to Fall 2021 reopening plans
Following President Carol Folt’s announcement on Friday, students expressed mixed feelings about the viability of an on-campus fall semester.
Trojan Council meeting addresses racial equity and inclusion efforts
USC leadership hosted a forum Tuesday to discuss campus climate and initiatives proposed by task forces.
Areias, Warren win 2021 USG election
The ticket won with 53.9% of the voter turnout, comprising 1,902 votes, and beat two other tickets.
Viterbi researchers make disease-fighting robot
Researchers at USC Viterbi have created a four-legged robot as a form of coronavirus prevention
Anonymous mental health app for students arrives at USC
Originally developed at Dartmouth College, Unmasked serves as a virtual support forum for students to discuss mental health issues with classmates.
New mental health publication created by and for students
The GIVE Foundation was created to help students through the transition from high school to college.
Viterbi houses James E. Ballinger engineer of the year
Darin Gray won the award for his long-term work in the USC Viterbi K-12 STEM Center.