Town hall discusses POIR department’s lack of diversity in faculty, curricula
In response to student criticisms, the political science and international relations department task force look to share resources related to representation and inclusion.
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Petition calls on USC to cancel synchronous classes on Election Day
The petition cites that scheduling conflicts will impede on civic participation.
Students relaunch fossil fuel divestment campaign
DivestSC looks to continue to urge USC administrators to divest and reinvest.
USC School of Pharmacy partners with City of Los Angeles for free flu shot vaccines
Free flu vaccines are offered at mobile coronavirus test sites and serve as a practice for operational rollout of coronavirus vaccines.
Daily Trojan appoints new editor-in-chief
Raymond Rapada, a senior majoring in journalism, previously served as the managing editor and former opinion editor. He will serve as editor-in-chief for the remainder of the Fall semester.
USC accepts its highest number of first-gen students
The latest admissions profile reveals key details unique to this group of newly-accepted USC students.
Freshman creates organization to help underserved communities
New Colors has different projects under it focusing on social justice and equity issues such as Aprende Ingles for free English education for low-income Spanish-speaking adults and New Colors - New Hope, an advocacy project for homelessness.
Off-campus students risk coronavirus spread from social gatherings
As students move back into the surrounding neighborhood, small and large gatherings that violate health orders put the South Central community at risk.
Back to school: Navigating campus life during the coronavirus crisis
Thousands of students fled campus when the University closed in March. Now, USC is reopening — but life is far from back to normal.
Thornton creates scholarship commemorating Victor McElhaney
The scholarship looks to honor McElhaney’s dedication to social justice.