Patrolling a pandemic
The campuses may be largely empty, but USC’s public safety officers and support staff remain hard at work. Find out from them what it’s like to keep the university safe during this very unusual time.
The campuses may be largely empty, but USC’s public safety officers and support staff remain hard at work. Find out from them what it’s like to keep the university safe during this very unusual time.
Meet the dedicated crew that works behind the scenes to look after those on the COVID-19 front lines: USC’s physicians, nurses and other medical workers.
Students, professors and staff members flock to USC’s free mindfulness classes to learn to meditate and build compassion and kindness. The goal: easing strain spurred by the coronavirus.
L.A.’s Eric Garcetti tours the USC Iovine and Young Academy’s 3D printing facility, where Trojans are using high-tech machinery to make protective gear for health care workers fighting the coronavirus.
The university today announced steps to address the financial impact of COVID-19, including a pause in hiring and merit increases, senior leadership pay reductions, holding the first summer term classes online and more. Find the latest from President Carol L. Folt and her leadership team on the USC coronavirus website.
Trojans across the world are stepping up in this time of need with 3D printing expertise, generous donations and countless acts of kindness in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Earth Day marked its 50th anniversary on Wednesday. USC experts including President Carol L. Folt discuss climate crises — causes and solutions — as well as USC’s sustainability efforts and more in a special Facebook Live event.
Accepted applicants have great grades, a stellar work ethic and a lot of supporters cheering them on. “USC is, and will always be, devoted to nurturing compassionate and innovative students who will help our society as a whole,” said Timothy Brunold, USC dean of admission.