James Bullock named USC Dornsife dean
Bullock, who currently serves as the dean of UC Irvine’s school of physical sciences, will begin on July 1.
USC Office of Sustainability celebrates accomplishments and outlines a plan for an uncertain future
While some projects will be paused due to university budget cuts, Chief Sustainability Officer Mark Dalrymple said the office is still working towards ambitious goals of climate
USC announces faculty and staff hiring freeze, pause on merit raises and significant budget cuts
In an email to USC staff and faculty, the university cited federal funding uncertainty and increased costs as justification for the financial cutbacks.
Don Toliver set to headline USC Springfest concert
Don Toliver will perform at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on April 4.
Mandatory apartment dining plan more than doubles in price
The new $1,975 Flex120 package will replace the current $835 sophomore, junior and senior apartment meal plan next fall.
Meet the 16 candidates running for USG Senate
Twelve senate positions are open for the 2025-26 academic year.
#ActuallyAutistic: Social media content about autism helps women recognize their diagnosis, find community
For many late-diagnosed autistic women, social media has played a major role in their decision to seek a diagnosis and their ability to connect
USC will uphold its existing guidelines amid ICE raids
With new executive orders regarding deportation, USC confirmed its response plan for ICE agents on campus.
Stories matter: The 2024 Sentinel Awards honor authentic representation in storytelling
The Norman Lear Center recognized 12 television shows for their accurate and timely depictions of pressing societal issues.
Red carpet reflections at the 2024 Sentinel Awards
Stars, executives and writers in the television industry spoke about the importance of the medium, advice to students pursuing creative passions and Norman Lear’s legacy of storytelling at the 2024 Sentinel Awards.
Community gardening initiatives in LA food deserts sprout change
1 in 4 Angelenos live in a food desert with limited access to fresh fruits and vegetables, so community organizations have taken to building inner city gardens to remedy the produce problem
Folt condemns swastika vandalism at USC
The graffiti discovered on Tuesday has been removed.
ACML holds press conference
The Advisory Committee on Muslim Life at USC held a press conference Thursday regarding recent resignations.
‘Fifteen more songs she’s insane:’ Swifties troll ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ album
Twitter took to teasing Taylor Swift’s two hours of music throughout the double release of “The Tortured Poets Department.”