The SCAWWA-WEASC Carolina Student Chapter, also known as USC's Water Club, focuses on educating students from all over the university about clean water through stream cleanups and water quality testing.
The Center for Health and Well-Being hosts free, weekly Virtual Reality Mindfulness sessions that allow attendees to experience virtual reality while working on their mental health.
Following Holocaust Remembrance Day, USC students and faculty held a Walk to Remember to reflect on the current state of Holocaust education for students.
Researchers at the USC College of Engineering and Computing and the Arnold School of Public Health are developing new technology to track floor vibrations at Still Hopes Retirement Community. Analysis of the vibrations could bring insight about the walking patterns of older patients and help clinicians better support the elderly.
USC students and fans anticipate the upcoming South Carolina football game against Clemson at the annual tiger burn event.
Alpha Epsilon Pi, USC's Jewish fraternity, brings a new focus to mental health in its chapter through its "Good and Welfare" program.