After Sexual Assault Scandal, USC Class Gives Students Say In Changes

A new class at the University of Southern California is giving students a say in changes that are underway at the school. Hundreds of women sued the university's former gynecologist for sexual assault. Critics say the university ignored complaints of abuse and its initial efforts to address the problem didn't include students. Adolfo Guzman-Lopez (@AGuzmanLopez) of Southern California Public Radio reports.