Experts in information technology and teaching are assisting USC’s faculty and students in temporarily shifting to an online learning environment with tools like Blackboard and Zoom.
With servicemen streaming to campus after World War II, an explosion in enrollment would change the university.
Student Affairs’ Department of Student Basic Needs includes the Trojan Food Pantry, a program that helps USC students who struggle to consistently get the food they need.
Thousands are voicing their values and vision for how the university should reshape itself, through a process underway across USC’s campuses and centers.
Put your worries aside for a few minutes and enjoy these pictures of man’s — and Trojans’ — best friends.
The USC students also get something out of it: relationships with youngsters that grow as the year progresses. “I don’t think they realize how much of a difference it makes for me, too,” says one volunteer.
The new graduate degree program is USC Annenberg’s response to the ever-evolving world of global communications.
University leaders and guest speakers honored military and veteran students and faculty at the 2020 USC Veterans and ROTC Gala.
Award-winning reporter and USC Annenberg alum Emmanuel Martinez credits his love of math with helping him dig up stories that other journalists haven’t uncovered.
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation develops, the university will replace in-person classes with online lectures and seminars March 11-13. There are no COVID-19 cases at USC.
Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn share five takeaways on the “deaths of despair” they encountered in small-town Oregon.
The pioneer of grid computing and professor at USC Viterbi and the Keck School of Medicine of USC has been recognized with the 2020 Harry H. Goode Memorial Award from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Collection bins are being installed at numerous residential colleges, with the goal of making composting easy for students.
The degree, which interweaving design, technology, business and communication, provides the knowledge necessary for designers and entrepreneurs to “futureproof” their ideas and adapt quickly to changing work environments and consumer needs.
The award, one of the foremost prizes in investigative journalism, has been presented by the USC Annenberg School of Journalism for 31 years.
USC Annenberg journalism students take a decidedly national approach to public affairs reporting in this election year.
Trojan Table events bring USC retirees and current students together for free homestyle dinners on the University Park Campus.
The gift — from educator, philanthropist and community leader Barbara Bice — allows the school to further encourage its students to pursue public interest legal careers.
Christopher Hawthorne, the former architecture critic for the Los Angeles Times, will make his 3rd LA Project a cornerstone of USC Dornsife’s Academy in the Public Square initiative.
USC Dornsife faculty and alumni born on Feb. 29 share stories about this rarest of birthdays.
The volunteer group, which has grown from five students to more than 300, provides senior living residents with manicures, makeovers and companionship.
The USC athletics arena looks to leap forward with 1,500 solar modules on the roof, more than 3,000 LED light bulbs and a commitment to waste diversion starting with a “green game” on Saturday.
Now in its fourth year, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Week offers more than 70 sessions designed to bring USC communities closer together.
USC Dornsife’s Mark Thompson, a leader in organic LED displays and photovoltaic technologies, has been elected by his peers to the National Academy of Engineering.