George Tyndall pleads not guilty to sex crimes
The former gynecologist could face up to 64 years in prison if convicted.
Los Angeles County returns to zero bail
Judge Elaine Lu ruled in favor of eliminating bail for certain crimes.
Student awarded $15,000 for nonprofit
The Strauss Foundation awarded the scholarship to Vivhan Rekhi for his organization focused on empowering older adults.
Alumni Association settles suit with graduate certificate holders over alumni status
The AA promised the former students privileges. Then, it took them away.
Involvement Fair welcomes students to campus
The Involvement Fair offers USC’s more than 1,000 clubs and organizations to directly interact with prospective members.
California Supreme Court rules on university disciplinary hearings
Victims of sexual assault cannot be cross-examined in a disciplinary setting.
Students get fresh starts with fresh cuts
The event featured cuts, connections and a conversation about consent.
Meet Gould School of Law’s first Black dean
Tolson is also the school’s first woman dean in decades.
Hilary causes ‘isolated flooding’ on-campus, sunny day follows
Some students said they felt “underwhelmed” by the tropical storm’s strength.
USC opts not to cancel classes amid Tropical Storm Hilary — live updates