Tag: USC
10 Percent of L.A. County Residents Are Plotting a Move Elsewhere
A new study indicates the number of people who are ready to split has increased 40 percent in two years
A National Police Misconduct Registry Is Being Developed in L.A.
Named after late congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis, the LEWIS Registry is believed to be the first of its kind
How a Mild-Mannered USC Professor Accidentally Ignited Academia’s Latest Culture War
Dr. Greg Patton's use of a Chinese word that sounds like a slur to American ears led to calls for his dismissal
As Students Speak Out, USC’s Greek System Reckons with Racism
Inclusivity efforts are underway on the Row, but some students think more radical action needs to be taken
Trump Administration Reverses Course on a Policy Targeting International Students
Classes going online due to the pandemic will not mean students have to leave the U.S.–at least for now
Black Students Are Underwhelmed with USC’s and UCLA’s Response to the Current Movement
“Actions speak louder than words," one student says. "And it’s just been a lot of words for me"
USC Is Using 3D Tech to Keep Doctors Safe—and It Needs Your Help
Keck Medical Center is asking for people with printers to pitch in
The Coronavirus Is Causing Chaos During Finals Season at L.A.’s Universities
As colleges transition to remote classes and testing, students and professors are navigating uncharted territory
As Coronavirus Spreads, L.A. College Students Are Faced with a Spring Break Dilemma
UCLA is advising students not to travel to places like China or Italy—and some universities are encouraging students not to travel at all
A Pasadena Hearse Heist Ended in a Crash on the 110 Freeway
An SUV with a casket in the back went on a wild ride