USG hosts open house for second designated campus rest spot in Library for International and Public Affairs
The program will serve as a model to other libraries as to how to implement a designated space for students to recharge.
Schiff leads, Porter and Garvey in tight race for second in US Senate primary: new poll
The latest California voter survey, conducted jointly by USC, Cal Poly Pomona and California State University, Long Beach, names Rep. Adam Schiff the frontrunner of a competitive race to fill the late Dianne Feinstein's seat.
Research, startup funds pass $1 billion
Life science projects took a majority of 2022 research and development funding.
SCA adjuncts begin voting to unionize
A “YES” vote would require USC to bargain on wages, benefits and job security.
Student Health warns of new flu strain
USC will offer free STI testing for a month starting Feb. 10 for students not under the Student Health Insurance Plan.
USG confirms QuASA executives, cancels pre-debate meeting
Speaker Rudra Saigal outlined his senate goals for this term.
Study reveals perceived stress can cause high blood pressure, diabetes in adults
The 18-year prospective study featuring 276 subjects was published on Jan. 17.
Students reflect on Little Tokyo cafe
After 52 years in Little Tokyo, historic Suehiro Cafe has moved Downtown.
Students react to new USEFULL reusable container system
Some students are critical of USC Hospitality's return policy and sanitation for metal containers.
SCOTUS to rule on homeless encampments
The Court could overturn precedent barring local governments from forcibly removing unhoused individuals from public property without offering alternative shelter.