Town hall discusses mitigation plans, 4-foot distance between desks
By Nick Sullivan | Jul. 21USC's mitigation strategies will adapt according to a new matrix that categorizes contingency plans into three different levels.
USC's mitigation strategies will adapt according to a new matrix that categorizes contingency plans into three different levels.
Students living on-campus must send in COVID-19 test results or quarantine off-campus until results are available, according to an email from University Housing.
International students may now remain in the United States while taking all online classes.
USC likely won't file legal action, sources say, but its faculty is working to overturn the latest ICE directive and is proposing potential workarounds for international students who may be impacted.
Student Body Vice President Hannah White created an African American history tour for one of her history classes last spring. She is partnering with USC's Visitor Center to have some of her research added to the generalized campus tours.
The in-person commencement ceremony is canceled after a "marked increase in COVID-19 cases."
Businesses caught violating a new governor's order could lose their liquor licenses.
USC's faculty senate approved the test-optional policy for 2021 terms.
President Bob Caslen unveiled a new testing strategy that could potentially get students their results within hours of taking it and reversed a prior announcement that all students would be required to get tested upon their return in the fall.
ICE has released new guidelines for international students studying in the United States this fall.
The university's School of Medicine issued a second return agreement to its students after the first became controversial for waiving the students' right to sue should they contract COVID-19 at work.
As tensions over face coverings continue nationwide, USC health officials insist that masks will play a key role in maintaining a healthy environment on campus this fall.
William Tate joins USC as the first Black provost in the school's history.
USCPD Deputy Chief of Police Scott Prill gives an update on the investigation into the Zoombombing of the AAAS virtual cookout.
The ad hoc advisory committee on governance plans to change bylaws regarding the presidential search.
Previously a campus-based event with hundreds on campus at a time, orientation is now held from the safety of students' homes. Orientation has adapted with Cocky's Coop and virtual meetings, but elements of student connection are still lost through the screen.
Privacy may be sacrificed for the sake of convenience when using digital platforms for meetings.
