USC is top contributor for Teach For America Corps
Teach for America is an organization with a mission to recruit recent college graduates, who will commit to at least two years of teaching students in a low-income community school.
Three arrested for breaking into students’ cars
Police recovered a student’s stolen car north of campus late Tuesday night, only to find that it was filled with items stolen from other students earlier that day.
Entrepreneur and technology executive speaks to students
Max Levchin is currently the CEO of Affirm and one of PayPal’s original co-founders.
USG passes dining hall take-out container program
The resolution will be further reviewed by administration officials.
Two schools added to USC charter network
Two new charter high schools recently opened in Los Angeles with help from the USC Rossier School of Education, completing a plan to establish five high schools that the school announced in 2012. USC Brío College Prep and USC Esperanza College Prep, located in Westlake and East Los Angeles, respectively, are part of the Ednovate […]
Entrepreneurs compete for funding at student showcase
The Stevens Innovator Showcase involved 24 teams from different disciplines.
Standing guard: USC prepares for crisis
DPS uses the TrojansAlert system to inform the campus of emergency situations.
Alumnus’s award-winning film portrays life following terminal cancer diagnosis
An alumnus of the USC Cinematic Arts program, Heller was one of two USC student recipient filmmakers awarded this season.
Alumnus’s award-winning animated short explores phantom limb pain
Manney latched onto the idea of phantom limbs in a high school psychology class. Something about the phenomenon stuck with him — the post-war metaphor of having the sensation that something is still attached, even if it is forever gone.
Rossier develops center to foster diversity in STEM
The center aims to explore the intersection between technology, schools and race.