COVID-19 has led to a decrease in international students and student visas, and international students are also facing problems with travel and mental health.
A USC School of Law professor and two students assisted on the civil case leading to a $12 million settlement for Breonna Taylor's family.
Flooding damages in the J. Welsh Humanities Office Building have led to renovations that have left many faculty members without an on-campus office.
USC appoints Julian Williams as its first vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion.
A group of USC students started a GoFundMe for a local Wendy's employee after his house was severely damaged by an electrical fire.
President Caslen met with faculty to discuss various concerns about administration, funding and more.
USC alum cartoonist and journalist Jak Smyrl will be memorialized in a new biography, "The World of Jak Smyrl: South Carolina Artist, Journalist, Cartoonist."
Transition to Teaching's program will combat low teacher retention in rural areas while supporting aspiring teachers.
USC students are encouraged to get flu shots, as the disease is widespread in South Carolina this year.
Two upcoming exhibits, "It's Alive!" and "TRIBE" at the Columbia Museum of Art reflect growing inclusivity of what's considered art in the museum world.