
Residential colleges get new energy, new crests and a new competitive spirit
The Residential College Cup is just one sign of USC’s new focus on adding depth, dimension and camaraderie to the residential experience.
The Residential College Cup is just one sign of USC’s new focus on adding depth, dimension and camaraderie to the residential experience.
Pinning tradition celebrates the incoming Trojans and the powerful legacy of achievement and advancement at USC.
Trojan Marching Band and the Song Girls join rally, march to Galen Center for Residential College Cup introduction.
The new event gave students from the various residential colleges a chance to get to know each other.
The new Trojans took a few minutes the day before they moved to campus to discuss why they chose USC, what they’ll miss from home — and their surprising love of shoes.
R.A.s help students get the most of their university experience — from tips on getting involved to helping with the inevitable lockouts.
Reception offers support for parents of new Trojans who are the first in their family to attend college.
University President Nikias welcomes the new class, the most competitive in the school’s history.
The notes of pride and encouragement will be delivered to the students after classes get underway.
She’s a graduate of the university’s Neighborhood Academic Initiative, a rigorous program that helps prepare local kids for college — and rewards them with a USC education when they succeed.
With boxes, bags and bins in tow, Trojans return to campus. Fall classes start Monday.
We asked them about what they brought with them — and what they left behind.