Screenwriters, authors recognized at Scripter Awards
Moonlight, Night Manager and People v. O.J. Simpson won the annual awards.
ACLU director speaks at Gould about civil liberties
David Cole visited the law school to discuss the legal system in the Trump era.
Study finds that minorities work dangerous jobs
Latino immigrants and African American men have the highest number of people working dangerous jobs, according to a new study conducted by the USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics and the Keck School of Medicine of USC.
USC Shoah Foundation receives World War II artifacts
The donated collection showcases the life of an American soldier in WWII.
DPS Chief John Thomas wanted to change the police, so he joined them
Thomas had negative experiences with law enforcement as a young man. He became an officer to improve policing in L.A.
Student group provides help for African hospitals
Jared Alswang initiated Project Malawi after he visited the African country.
USC graduate starts women’s health company
Ying Tao received her master’s of business administration from the Marshall School of Business in 2016, and she’s already making strides in the entrepreneurial world with her company G Box Club. Based in Beverly Hills, Tao delivers on-demand care packages for women specializing in toiletries, clothes and flats. The inspiration for the company was derived […]
Senator resigns from USG before presidential election
Daniel Million said he felt that the organization was unfair and not inclusive.
Unruh event discusses Los Angeles homelessness
Expert Mark Ridley-Thomas explained recent legislation addressing poverty issue.
USC study links pollution and Type 2 diabetes
Researchers studied over 300 children for an average of 3.4 years.