With remote classes and uncertain travel restrictions, some students are moving their studies and social distancing abroad Though USC has cancelled study abroad programming, four students share their experiences taking classes from unique locations throughout the world. Desmond Jordan September 21, 2020
President Folt issues statement against new executive order President Carol Folt released a letter to the USC community showing support for international students, faculty and staff after President Donald Trump temporarily suspended certain visas to the United States Monday afternoon. Aiyonna White June 23, 2020
USC’s Chinese community expresses concerns for fall return to campus Academics, health and finance are the top three concerns for international students debating whether they will return to campus in the fall. USC recently announced that they will have in-person classes during the Fall 2020 semester. Ronny Hu, Vespera Luo, Beatrice Gao June 18, 2020
A race against the clock: foreign-born workers struggle to find new jobs amid COVID-19 layoffs Immigrants on work visas face the hard choice of finding employment or arranging for deportation. Nisha Venkat April 20, 2020
China delays college entrance exam The standardized college entrance exam in China has been moved from March to July and students and teachers are finding it hard to prepare for and learn from lessons online crucial for the test. Xinlu Liang April 14, 2020