Despite fears that robots will replace workers, USC's McNAIR Center aims to give students experience with robots meant to work alongside humans.
Four years after her death, USC student Samantha Josephson has inspired education at USC and a federal act known as "Sami's Law." These actions work to increase safety for passengers and drivers of ride-sharing companies.
A student has been hospitalized after incident at Science and Technology Building on Devine Street. According to university spokesperson Jeff Stensland, there is no threat to public safety.
USC revealed 18 new bricks at the Horseshoe on Friday in recognition of Black women at USC. This legacy includes "The Backbone," a student film that explores explores the history of Black women at USC from the university’s desegregation in 1963 to the modern day.
The student senate voted to remove Ian Herd as speaker pro tempore Feb. 8. He was replaced by Aden Lloyd. A piece of legislation was also introduced to remove nominees from the senate chambers during debate, in response to Student Body President Reedy Newton's veto of a bill that would allow the student senate to enter executive session to debate nominees.
After a recommendation from President Biden, South Carolina could be the state that starts off the Democrat's presidential primary calendar in 2024.
The student lead program Disability in Action works towards educating students and staff on inaccessibility issues on campus. With problems ranging from inconsistent brail labeling on class rooms to most residential buildings being inaccessible to those with physical disabilities, D.I.A try's to adress these problems USC has.
A photo of the outside of the Science and Technology building on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023. A student was taken to the hospital after an incident occurred.