Reminiscent musings on an Indian Holi
As USC celebrates Holi on campus, Tannistha Sinha recalls childhood and university days in India, full of colorful merriment with family and friends.
Masks no longer required in most indoor campus spaces from March 7
An email sent to the USC student body on Friday listed new changes to the campus mask mandates in most indoor campus facilities.
Saweetie returns to her alma mater to talk about entrepreneurship
The American rapper went back to professor Albert Napoli’s class, to talk to students about the importance of aspirations and hard work.
USG candidates differ in opinion and demeanor at the presidential debate this year
The topics of Greek Life, COVID-19 and DEI initiatives evoked arguments from the candidates.
Write-in candidates shake up USG presidential race
A week before voting begins, the USG election commission confirmed two write-in tickets for the 2022 USG presidential race.
Vaccinated and boosted students will no longer need to test weekly
An email sent to the USC student body lists new changes to the COVID-19 protocols, including weekly testing and access to university facilities including gyms.
South L.A. ninth-graders receive laptops to help their academic endeavors
The Point of Love Foundation, in collaboration with other nonprofits, distributed laptops to students.
USC professors demand raise in salaries
An open letter signed by more than 800 faculty members calls for cost of living adjustments to salaries.
A Christmas look-alike for the Bengalis of Los Angeles
As Americans look forward to their long-awaited Christmas holidays, we take a look at how the Bengali community celebrated one of their biggest festivals this year.
Fake USC email circulates among staff and students
TechOps warns students and faculty of falling for the phishing email
Winston B. Crisp resigns as vice president of USC Student Affairs
Students and faculty recall Crisp fondly upon hearing news of his resignation
A closer look at child marriage in California
Child marriage is still legal in California and only requires the consent of one parent through a court order. Many marriages lead to gender-based violence.
That’s So Sketch: The Suspenders are back and live in-person
The Suspenders celebrate the return of in-person performances with their show, 'Sketch House Rock'
USC announces new Dec. 1 flu shot deadline
USC Student Health encourages students to take health precautions as we approach the holiday season.
‘The cost for child care is almost my entire monthly stipend as a graduate student’
COVID-19 pandemic and rising child care costs pose new challenges for student parents