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Lori Loughlin sentenced to two months in college admissions scandal

By MIA SPEIER
August 21, 2020 in Crime, Featured, News, News Main Feature

Actress Lori Loughlin was the final parent sentenced in the college admissions scandal for using bribe money and fake athletic recruiting profiles to gain her two daughters’ admission to USC.

Architecture students create demands to improve school’s inclusivity

By KACIE YAMAMOTO
August 21, 2020 in Featured, News

The five undergraduates compiled survey results to gauge opinions on the School of Architecture’s curriculum.

Giannulli sentenced to 5 months in prison for role in college admissions scandal

By ANDREA KLICK AND MIA SPEIER
August 21, 2020 in Featured, News, News Main Feature

Fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, who earlier this year admitted to bribing admissions officials and procuring fake athletic recruiting profiles to have his two daughters attend USC, was sentenced Friday to five months in prison.

Keck hires new chief financial officer

Photo of the Keck School of Medicine, a tall gray building with a banner reading “Keck School of Medicine of USC.” There are stairs leading up to the building, surrounding foliage, another building, and a blue sky in the background.

By SASHA DAVIS
August 20, 2020 in News, Sticky

Former senior vice president and chief financial officer at Penn State Hershey Health Eric Strucko will start the position Oct. 19.

Alumni Association restructuring brings discontent to members from the lack of transparency

By SASHA DAVIS
August 19, 2020 in News, News Main Feature

The new model of alumni engagement took away regional and staff resources and disbanded 45 domestic clubs.

USG Senator sworn in amid new role assumptions

By ANA MATA
August 19, 2020 in Featured, News

Sophomore Shreya Chandra assumed the position following former Sen. Isabel Washington’s resignation early July.

‘Educate. Empathize. Empower.’ A student-led resource website to fight against anti-Blackness on campus

By SASHA DAVIS AND YUSUF RAHMAN
August 19, 2020 in Featured, News, News Main Feature

The BLM carrd connects community members to petitions, fundraisers and student stories.

BSA criticizes USC’s lack of support for underrepresented students

By ANA MATA, SHAYLEE NAVARRO AND RAYMOND RAPADA
August 14, 2020 in Featured, News, News Main Feature

President Carol Folt’s statement condemning antisemitism and anti-Zionism following former USG Vice President Rose Ritch’s resignation portrayed a lack of support for Palestinian students and is telling of the University’s care for marginalized students, BSA wrote in their statement.