USC reaches $852 million settlement with Tyndall abuse survivors
The University will pay a combined total of $1.1 billion to survivors and former patients, which includes the class-action settlement from February 2020 that totaled $215 million.
LA County enters red tier, on-campus University activities increase
The provost also announced that current undergraduate students can take up to 32 units pass / no pass toward their degree.
USC alumnus sworn in to public office marks a milestone for Fresno County
James Martinez is the first openly LGBTQ+ man to be elected to public office in Fresno, and his journey was not without its challenges.
Student-run nonprofit bridges health inequity
Cathartic, which launched this semester, works to connect donors of health products to suppliers who can help those in need.
Students create app to discover new music
Discover Together considers the taste of two Spotify users to recommend a playlist.
SDA creates equity, diversity, inclusion office
The office was created in response to student, faculty and alumni demand.
Daily Trojan receives 11 state awards
The Daily Trojan was placed second in the best newspaper category and was awarded two first-place honors.
Annenberg hosts discussion on anti-Asian racism in and out of media
The event followed a surge in anti-Asian racism and violence since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
IYA faculty support local businesses alongside Mayor’s office
LA Optimized, headed by Iovine and Young Academy professors alongside Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office to help small local businesses develop a strong online presence amid the pandemic.
Online learning gives students flexibility to pursue extracurriculars
From creating podcasts to working for a ballet company, some students have found ways to make the most of their extra time.