USC Environmental Student Assembly

We’ll be having a good time together on Zoom tonight! Come join us: usc.zoom.us/j/895964778

Update on DivestSC's ongoing talks with the USC administration regarding the university's disclosure, divestment and reinvestment of its fossil fuel holdings.

This weekend we visited the USC Wrigley Institute for Environmental Studies on Santa Catalina Island and we would like to go back now, please. Thank you @USCWrigleyInst!

make USC the largest private college to ever divest from fossil fuels! Sign the petition (bit.ly/divestSC) and follow @uscesa here and on instagram to keep up to date with #DivestSC going forward. Thank you for supporting a greener USC!

an independent confirmation of USC's investments, a detailed and publicly announced plan for full divestment and reinvestment of our fossil fuel holdings, and a commitment to sustainable practices moving forward. Together we can push for these key steps and

from fossil fuels is one of the fastest, most important, and most impactful actions we as a community can take to make USC a more sustainable institution. There is still a long road ahead. For USC to achieve its potential and become a leader in sustainability, there must be

conducted by the Polar Group and USC's 2014 CO2 emissions survey, we estimate that the $277 million that USC has invested produces at least 16 times more carbon dioxide per year than the entirety of USC's campus operations. It is now clear that complete divestment

and reinvest in sustainable alternatives, The Daily Trojan confirmed that at least $277 million of USC's $5.5 billion endowment is invested in fossil fuels. Using statistics from an independent audit of Harvard's endowment allocations and their scope 1-3 carbon dioxide emissions

Our Ambassador William Higbie created this awesome video so we can share ESA's mission with you. It has us hyped for the semester and we want YOU at our meetings! Join us every Tuesday 8 PM in TCC 450 to help us improve sustainability at USC 🥳🌿

We’re striking on Monday, and these lovely student organizations support us. Join us on Monday, 1/27 3-4 PM at Tommy Trojan in Hahn Plaza to show that we want to be invested in sustainable alternatives — not the fossil fuel industry.