‘Just Ask Men’ panel promotes broad view of masculinity
The live podcast encouraged students to consider what masculinity means to them.
Threat directed toward Bovard employee was not credible, law enforcement says
The threat, which prompted increased security measures on campus, included "racially charged language."
USC professor develops network to educate students on AI
The database contains curated videos on artificial intelligence topics.
USC’s ChatGPT Edu subscription costs $3.1 million per year, provost says
The University will not buy previously promised carbon offsets.
Eight gubernatorial candidates debate at California Science Center
The event discussed immigration enforcement, Medi-Cal cuts, federal funding.
USC accepts 9.5% of class of 2030 early action applicants
The University may admit around 5,000 more students in regular decision cycle.
USG inaugurates new senator
The senate also approved Black Student Union and speakers committee roles.
Spirit of Troy joins MLK Jr. parade in South Central
The parade returned in full force after it was delayed by the wildfires last year.
Faculty criticize USC’s OpenAI partnership
Some professors called the partnership “problematic” as it may deskill students.
Trojans reflect on US invasion of Venezuela
The United States' strikes this month have been the subject of global scrutiny.