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Faculty NewsWhy equity work is easier said than done
Faculty are a necessary component of creating equity on campus but are often hindered by structure and culture.
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Education News
Hiring institute presses case for equity in faculty hiring
An event held by the Center for Urban Education offered tools for California colleges
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Rossier News
Higher education association to honor three USC Rossier members
ASHE is giving top awards to two USC Rossier professors and a postdoc
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Alumni Story
Residential education director unleashes inner geek in Comic-Con panel
Emily Sandoval EdD ’17 takes her message to a sympathetic audience: Embrace your 'nerdentity' and you can succeed in college academically and socially.
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Rossier News
Southern California College Advising Corps offers immigrant a chance to help dreamers
'Quit does not exist'
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Giving
New gift to fund long-term study of college retention
Mary and Daniel James want to help researchers find out what helps first-generation college students persist
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Rossier News
At first-generation college student summit, USC leaders emphasize opportunities
Provost Michael Quick joined with professors, staff and students to highlight options
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Research
Remedial math alternatives found lacking in California’s community colleges
Community college students most in need of developmental help are least likely to be exposed to helpful alternative approaches, a new study finds
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Research
For minority college students, STEM degrees pay big
Study finds degrees in science, technology, engineering and math associated with 25 to 50 percent higher earnings; Latino college grads are highest earners
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Rossier News
Freeman A. Hrabowski III to deliver 38th Annual Earl V. Pullias Lecture
President of University of Maryland, Baltimore County, to speak about transforming higher education
