Financial Aid Office to create scholarship for students who remain at home
The $4,000-per-semester award will be implemented along with other financial aid adjustments for those staying in on- and off-campus housing.
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USC joins coalition of 19 universities in lawsuit against new ICE international student policy
President Carol Folt wrote that students were being used as leverage to reopen campuses in the fall.
A digital movement: Creating a safe space for Black Trojans seeking institutional change
The @black_at_usc Instagram page provides a community for Black students, faculty, staff and alumni to speak out on their experiences of anti-Blackness at USC.
Undergraduate classes move primarily online for Fall 2020 amid pandemic
With Los Angeles County having yet to approve Project Restart, the University anticipates only 10-20% of classes to be conducted in person to minimize density on campus.
Staff favorites: Pride Month watch list
To help celebrate Pride Month, Arts & Entertainment staff writers have shared their favorite queer films. So whether you’re looking to learn more about the Asian American LGBTQ experience or the often overlooked history of Black queer representation in the film industry, our staff has the films for you.
Folt addresses community following the death of George Floyd, national unrest
Folt called upon the University community to challenge racism and uphold values of diversity and equality.
Vice Provost for Graduate Programs to step down
Sally Pratt will return to her position in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures June 30.
USC locks down several notable recruiting classes for 2020
An impressive recruiting cycle has seen the Trojans sign some key prospects.
A worsening crisis: Mental health concerns exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic
Students with preexisting mental illnesses are more vulnerable to the negative mental health effects produced by quarantine measures.
Netflix’s ‘White Lines’ is deliciously empty
The show’s plot falls victim to its ornate presentation.