
College students with learning disabilities grapple with pandemic’s effects
Learn how students with diagnosed learning differences like autism or dyslexia are faring with remote learning — and how USC can help.
Learn how students with diagnosed learning differences like autism or dyslexia are faring with remote learning — and how USC can help.
Classmates in the USC School of Cinematic Arts’ animation division collaborate to make visual magic on the commonly used video meeting platform.
Two new USC Marshall classes will assist Trojans of all majors — not just business — in better understanding how the pandemic has affected financial markets and the economy.
Representatives from four very different student organizations describe how they’re adapting to the world of remote recruitment and engagement.
Now more than ever, people need a way to de-stress and lessen their anxiety. For many at USC and beyond, the answer has been practicing mindfulness.
An associate professor — and online instruction expert — at the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology explains how he’s adapting to virtual classrooms as the new normal.
Students taking part in USC Dornsife’s Joint Educational Project are bringing their service-learning program to children remotely through a new video series.
The most energetic event of this year’s Welcome Experience introduces freshmen to traditions that get Trojans on their feet.
Thanks to Zoom, you can now learn all about Los Angeles on the USC Office of Orientation Programs’ Facebook page.
Emily Nix wants to excite and captivate the students in her economics course this fall. With less than $60 in materials, here’s what she cooked up.
COVID-19 can’t stop a popular annual science outing run by USC physics and astronomy experts for curious and enthusiastic local teens.
USC Iovine and Young Academy seniors usually exhibit their final projects in a showcase to classmates and faculty. But thanks to the pandemic — and Zoom — they ended up pitching the fruits of their hard labor to alumni and industry pros.
A quartet of new Trojans discuss how they overcame personal challenges and found themselves heading to USC.
President Carol L. Folt, student leaders, USC’s deans and more greeted this year’s new students and urged them to embrace this transformative opportunity.
From starting nonprofits to overcoming personal adversity, Marcus Lo has experienced more at 19 years old than many do in a lifetime. He’s excited to add “being a Trojan” to that list.
See virtual versions of Tommy Trojan, Doheny Memorial Library and other USC landmarks.