USC’s research labs accused of animal cruelty again
The nonprofit watchdog Stop Animal Exploitation Now! obtained documents that allege lab technicians performed unnecessary amputations on mice and knowingly created excessive neck wounds on pigs.
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USC halts fossil fuel investment
The University will cease new and liquidate current investments in an effort to prioritize and renew discussions on sustainability.
Celeste Butler gets ready to take center stage
At 24 years old, the USC alumna has already performed alongside Diana Ross and Chaka Khan. Now, she’s using her platform of advocacy and purpose as she stars on the newest season of “American Idol.”
Trump pardons USC dad accused of buying daughter’s admission
Robert Zangrillo’s pardon was allegedly backed by a USC trustee with close relations to the former president.
Full-time and frontline
Student balances 18-unit courseload and night shifts at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Students react to Joe Biden win, critical of the future
After projections Saturday morning, some USC students attended celebrations.
Election stress workshops help students
To help students navigate the emotions and stress of a divisive election season, Counseling and Mental Health Services in USC Student Health has offered election stress workshops.
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.
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.