
L.A. mayor, council members recognize USC Black History Month project
Custom-designed banners created by young artists and a famed muralist are honored at City Hall.
Custom-designed banners created by young artists and a famed muralist are honored at City Hall.
Marking its 35th anniversary, Asian Pacific American Student Services supports students who may struggle with their identities.
Images for the banners were created by local high school students and painted by a muralist.
Faculty members take time to reflect on the activist’s legacy and how he has impacted their outlooks on society.
A national movement for ethnicity-based student services led to its creation four decades ago.
Students come to campus for three weeks, then guidance counselors help them through the application and admission processes at any school, not just USC.
Alejandro Pita settles into the Keck School of Medicine, where camaraderie and community support count.
New $10 million gift will provide scholarships for African-American and Hispanic students in undergraduate and graduate programs.
Lynn Swann looks at the interesting path that led the Super Bowl champ back to USC as athletic director.
Local high school students receive college knowledge from USC leaders.
Special website celebrates Trojan role models and their stories. In the latest entry, Steven Mitchell Jr. discusses the importance of his football family — and his fraternity.
The survey’s measures include student body diversity, resources for student success and graduates’ ability to obtain satisfying, high-paying jobs.
USC’s Diversity Inclusion Access Initiative is a key part of the university’s commitment to advancing diversity through outreach and research opportunities.
Student diversity rates are strong in many categories, including several in which the university is No. 1 among private U.S. institutions; ‘PhD pipeline’ is focus of faculty efforts.
USC Annenberg students learn how to tell a story and develop compelling Web-driven content.
The Graduate Initiative for Diversity, Inclusion and Access includes $32,000 stipend “top-offs” for highly qualified, underrepresented graduate students.
‘Nobody talks at the national level about the real crisis we face as a nation,’ says USC’s president during his annual speech.
Robert Garcia tells USC Latino Student Empowerment Conference of his struggles — and successes.
National crisis intervention organization offers hotline, other services to individuals.
New initiative will provide scholarships for students and fellowships for working journalists.
Dialogue focuses on race, gender, culture and identity in art and academia.
The largest single donation for student support in the cinematic arts school’s history — $10 million — will provide scholarships for African-American and Latino students.
They come from 53 countries and nearly every state, with 17 percent hailing from the East Coast — the highest percentage in USC history.
The Class of 2019 includes more underrepresented minority students than at most other private research universities.