By the numbers: how USC helps veterans
One in a series about veterans at USC
USC has a long tradition of supporting U.S. veterans. Here’s a look at some of the numbers.
More stories about: Military, Student Life, Veterans
Related stories
Resource Center is latest sign of USC’s ongoing commitment to veterans
The university – which opened its new service center just before Veterans Day – has a long relationship with the country’s military men and women.
Alum finds higher calling among local veterans
National Guard chaplain keeps the faith in the community.
Annual veterans gala salutes service members
The Veterans and ROTC Students Appreciation Dinner is an opportunity for the university to honor its men and women in uniform.
New endowment fund helps veterans earn a master’s in social work
Trojan alum Dwight Tate and his wife Kathy are helping veterans and military spouses attain a top-quality social work education at USC.
By the numbers: how USC helps veterans
Top stories on USC News
Sexual violence prevention and services make campuses safer
Brenda Ingram, who came to USC in July to oversee relationship and sexual violence prevention and services, wants to be part of a cultural sea change.
New USC Student Health doctor helps shape young adults’ well-being
Erin Jones wants to be a vigilant sounding board for students in need of counseling.
Freshman class sets records for diversity, academic achievement
More students say “yes” than ever before; 1 in 4 have perfect grade-point averages and 17 percent are first-generation.