July 9, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. (PST) Register for the Student Onboarding Webinar! Join us for an overview of the integrated health services and prevention programs available to USC students, requirements for new students (including immunizations), decisions about health requirements, services, and more. This is a 25-minute presentation followed by questions from attendees. Learn more…Continue Reading Upcoming webinar
As we near the end of the academic year, we would like to share some reminders to keep your health on track over the summer.
✅ Continuing Summer Health Care (available to all USC students, including May graduates).✅ Health visits before May 25 when eligibility ends.✅ Health Insurance Continuity for Graduating Students. Your SHIP/Aetna coverage continues through August 14, 2025. ✅ Safely discard drugs before you leave for the Summer. ☀️ Wear Sunscreen…Continue Reading Checklist for Summer
As Spring blooms and the semester winds down, we’re excited to kick things off with a lineup of amazing events you won’t want to miss! Mark your calendars for Student’s Choice-Movie Night, Good Night Trojan!, and so much more. Plus, a new episode of the Student Podcast, “The Gray Area: Real Talk for Real Relationships.”…Continue Reading March Newsletter
On February 12, 2025, USC Student Health kicked off its first Just.Ask.Men (J.A.M.) experience. The event, hosted in collaboration with USC Men’s Mental Health Initiative, brought together students, campus mentors, and clubs for an evening of deep conversation, engaging activities, and valuable resources centering mental health and personal growth. The event’s meaningful discussions were balanced…Continue Reading J.A.M.: A Night of Insight, Connection, and Support
Welcome back to Spring semester! As we kick off the new term, we’re thrilled to invite you to join us and save the date for monthly blood drives, the upcoming Spring Fling at HSC campus, and other programs this semester, plus a New Student Podcast! Read about our events this semester….Continue Reading Upcoming Spring Events!
If you are a new USC student this spring semester and have not yet completed your required immunizations (including a TB screening, if you are an international student), please plan on attending the immunizations fair from January 13-17, 2025. This will be your opportunity to complete all the requirements for vaccinations. You are strongly advised…Continue Reading Spring Immu-Fair!
Student Health services are available during the break, please see our hours of operation for in-person care. Phone lines are available 24/7 for additional help; call 213-740-9355 (WELL).
November typically is the beginning of peak respiratory illness season, this includes influenza, COVID-19, and other illnesses that share similar symptoms.
INFLUENZA (Flu) If you have not yet received a flu vaccination, the next few weeks BEFORE the quick succession of Thanksgiving gatherings/travel, study week, and final exams are the ideal time for getting your vaccination.
No “Out-of-Pocket-Cost” Flu shots
Students on all insurances (first 200 students) are welcome to receive a no “out-of-pocket-cost” flu shot at the Farmer’s Market on McCarthy Quad on November 6 and 13, between 11:30 AM- 2 PM…Continue Reading Health Advisory: Respiratory Season
Elections bring out passion, energy, and discussion. They can also create tension, especially in such a polarized climate. It’s more important than ever to support one another through the ups and downs of this election season and foster a community that encourages respectful dialogue.
The emotional impact of elections can feel overwhelming, especially when news cycles are constant. It’s okay to feel stressed, but let’s prioritize self-care and mental well-being. Read more on Reflections on Elections and Emotions….Continue Reading Reflections on Elections and Emotions
As we prepare to meet in classes, residence halls, practices, and social get togethers, please be reminded of these hygiene measures that can keep our campuses safer from illness, as our region experiences a summer surge of COVID-19.…Continue Reading Covid-19 and Respiratory Season Processes