SDA in ‘distress’ amid program cuts, layoffs in production
Alums “disappointed” in the choice to sunset “niche” technical direction degree.
Students hold vigil for Charlie Kirk on campus
USC’s chapter of Turning Point USA held the event to honor the late podcast host.
Joe Manchin discusses memoir
Attendees were informed of the former West Virginia senator’s “centrist” views.
Postdocs union reacts to ‘final’ offer
USC’s proposal lacks salary raises and better healthcare for researchers and fellows.
‘Large bulk’ of layoffs have already happened, Provost says
Presentations from University leadership also described a $400 million savings goal and reduced service for employee health plans.
Francis Fukuyama discusses the struggle for national identity, trust
The author and political scientist was given USC’s Excellence in Public Diplomacy Award.
USG senate talks content engagement
The Undergraduate Student Government will revamp its website making it a “one-stop shop.”
Exiled crown prince offers plan for Iran’s future
The conversation touched on the diaspora, Israel-Iran War and Islamic Republic.
Daily Trojan turns 113, continues to serve USC students
Since 1912, the Daily Trojan has documented USC life and South Central struggles.
USC lays off nearly 300 employees across USC campuses
The University let go dozens of researchers in its largest batch of layoffs so far.