Case numbers in the University community have been nearly doubling week after week.
The CARE Crew will no longer be staffing the University Park Campus perimeter, though the physical infrastructure will remain.
Measures included changes to remote learning policies and tuition increases.
The removal of the surveillance testing requirement for fully vaccinated students is among the announced changes, effective March 1.
The University will follow L.A. County mask guidance, Dr. Sarah Van Orman said.
Students isolating in the fall stayed at the USC Hotel and the DoubleTree by Hilton.
The reinstatement of the no-guest policy is among changes for the spring.
Van Orman said the University has no plans to extend online learning beyond the first week.
Following a rise in omicron variant cases, the University will resume in-person classes Jan. 18.
While the pandemic may not be over, students have rejoiced for the return of live sporting events.
As coronavirus continues to impact even the nuances of campus life, here are the perspectives Daily Trojan photographers captured of USC students and workers.
This week’s podcast highlighted the recent coronavirus issues on campus.
Students will need proof of vaccination to enter indoor dining, gyms, and events.
Long lines, food shortages and weekend closures inconvenienced students.
Students have found ways to access campus without completing safety protocols.
Housing policies challenge students, resident assistants.
After over a year of online classes, students had mixed feelings about returning live.
Starting with their first step on campus, USC students have become accustomed to new learning and living constraints.
Employees criticized USC for lack of transparency in return to campus.