USC's Russian Club redirects resources to aid Ukraine
By Addison Hinkle | March 30The newly re-established Russian Club is refocusing its efforts to support Ukraine and educate the USC community on the war abroad.
The newly re-established Russian Club is refocusing its efforts to support Ukraine and educate the USC community on the war abroad.
Pi Alpha Phi is the first Asian-Interest Fraternity to establish a colony on USC's campus. With seven brothers, the fraternity has created a presence on campus and hopes to expand.
University officials have agreed to start the process of allowing American Sign Langauge (ASL) to fulfill the Carolina Core Foreign Language Requirement.
The Center for Civil Rights History and Research, founded in November of 2015, has received $1.5 million to enhance education and establish more exhibits across the state.
The Bangladesh Student Association allows students to bring attention to current events in Bangladesh and celebrate cultural traditions.
The Provost Advisory Committee for Women’s Initiatives aims to light the way to see more women in leadership positions at USC.
The Student Disability Resource Center been revamped and relocated to the Close-Hipp Building, Suite 102. This new location offers students testing areas, study spaces and places to do group activities.
USC will be home to the first Anne Frank House partnered location in North America on Sept. 15.
Carolina Online announced a partnership with Major League Soccer that will allow current and former soccer players to earn a USC degree entirely online. Residential USC students will gain research capability and networking opportunities through a MLS speaker series.
USC anthropology professor Sharon DeWitte studies plagues of the past through human skeletal remains.
Bobby Donaldson, the director of the Civil Rights History and Resource Center, announces the $1.5 million dollar gift on Feb. 15, 2022.