Folt’s four years
A "limitless" future is steadily becoming reality; but the shadows of a tumultuous past still linger, and a "year of implementation" awaits for the president to make good on her ambitious plans.
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Meet Gould School of Law’s first Black dean
Tolson is also the school’s first woman dean in decades.
USC to provide free metro passes to all students
The ‘U-Passes’ were previously only available to graduate students.
USC celebrates Juneteenth with ceremony
The virtual event took place over a webinar and featured speeches and performances by USC staff, faculty and students.
‘Old’ Annenberg building to be renovated with $10 million gift
The renovation will be made possible by a $5 million grant from the Annenberg Foundation and a matching challenge of the same amount from the Annenberg Foundation.
Joel Curran appointed senior vice president and chief communications officer
Curran will take over for Beth Shuster July 10.
Former Keck resident sues USC, UCLA, LA County for discrimination
Dr. Melani Cargle filed a lawsuit Thursday that alleges unfair treatment on the basis of her race and disability by supervisors at multiple Los Angeles County medical programs.
Trouble in the ‘Fish Tank’: Students suffer from chemical fumes, USC slow to respond
The University has left the issue unresolved for weeks despite complaints.
Washington, D.C. campus opens with ceremony
The Capital Campus will provide space for various academic programs.
General Education: Allyson Felix Field, a new USG initiative, and an interview on USC’s rabbinic intern
This week on General Education host Kevin Gramling recaps two articles about the track field dedicated to Allyson Felix and the bill drafted by the USG aimed at increasing funding transparency. Kevin also speaks to Jennifer Nehrer about her recent profile about a queer, Jewish student whose authenticity inspires those around her. Hosted by Kevin […]