USC FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE
Transparency & Reports
Access annual transparency reports, chapter social event disclosures, and semester academic performance information for USC’s recognized fraternity and sorority community.
PUBLIC TRANSPARENCY
Clear information. Accessible reporting. Community accountability.
California law requires universities to publish annual information about each university-recognized social fraternity and sorority chapter. USC publishes the required report annually on or before October 1 for the preceding academic year in accordance with the Campus-Recognized Sorority and Fraternity Transparency Act (AB 524).
This page also provides semester grade reports and related disclosures to help students, families, advisors, alumni, and campus partners better understand the academic and organizational performance of the fraternity and sorority community.
About AB 524
The law establishes reporting requirements for campus-recognized fraternities and sororities and requires universities to make this information publicly available.
ANNUAL DISCLOSURES
Campus-Recognized Sorority & Fraternity Transparency Reports
Select an academic year to view USC’s annual transparency report.
Annual Report
2024–2025 Academic Year
Published September 30, 2025
Social Event Disclosure
2024–2025 Chapter Social Events
View the published list of chapter social events for the 2024–2025 academic year.
ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
Semester Grade Reports
Review fraternity and sorority academic performance by semester.
Spring 2026
View the latest published semester academic report for recognized fraternity and sorority chapters.
Fall 2025
Review academic performance from the Fall 2025 semester.
Why These Reports Matter
Transparency helps students and families make informed decisions, supports accountability across the fraternity and sorority community, and provides a clearer picture of chapter activity and academic performance.
Questions About FSL Reporting?
Contact Fraternity & Sorority Life for questions about annual transparency reports, grade reports, or published chapter information.