The announcement comes a week after the Daily Trojan reported the Office of Academic Programs was quietly shuttering the Academic Achievement Award and Exceptional Funding.
Last day to access Blackboard is June 28, USC announces
By JENNIFER NEHRER
in Main Feature, News
Brightspace, the new learning management system replacing Blackboard, is available for preview at brightspace.usc.edu.
SUSTAINABILITY
University reaches new sustainability goal
By JILLIAN GORMAN
in News, Sustainability
USC received a gold star sustainability rating for 2023, up from silver in 2021.
University reaches new sustainability goal
By JILLIAN GORMAN
in News, Sustainability
USC received a gold star sustainability rating for 2023, up from silver in 2021.
CITY
Curren Price pleads not guilty to corruption charges
By NATHAN ELIAS
in City, Crime, Main Feature, News
The L.A. city councilmember was arraigned Monday on charges of embezzlement, perjury and conflict of interest.
USC celebrates Native American Heritage Month
By ZACHARY WHALEN
in City, Main Feature, News
Native American faculty, students and others spoke on education and support.
Curren Price pleads not guilty to corruption charges
By NATHAN ELIAS
in City, Crime, Main Feature, News
The L.A. city councilmember was arraigned Monday on charges of embezzlement, perjury and conflict of interest.
LABOR
SCA adjunct professors vote overwhelmingly to unionize
By BENJAMIN GAMSON
in Featured, Labor, News, Sub-Main Feature
Months after the University declined to voluntarily recognize their union, adjuncts voted 206-13 to create a formal union, pending certification of the results by the National Labor Relations Board.
USG
Dacity, Nunis drop out of USG presidential election
By CHRISTINA CHKARBOUL, NICHOLAS CORRAL & SASHA RYU
in Main Feature, News, USG
Three pairs remain in the race as the only ticket featuring a drag persona and billed as staunchly anti-Greek life steps down.
FINANCE
USC experts weigh in on ChatGPT and OpenAI’s meteoric rise
By SOPHIA KEHAYOGLU
in Finance, Main Feature, News
OpenAI is facing a stern reality check as legal and ethical quandaries loom.
Students, experts uncertain over latest loan forgiveness developments
By MARCEL LACY & SPARSH SHARMA
in Finance, Main Feature, News
President Biden announced an additional $9 billion in student loan forgiveness.
USC experts weigh in on ChatGPT and OpenAI’s meteoric rise
By SOPHIA KEHAYOGLU
in Finance, Main Feature, News
OpenAI is facing a stern reality check as legal and ethical quandaries loom.
STUDENT HEALTH
California CVS locations to carry abortion pills
By QUINTEN SEGHERS
in News, Student Health
Campus Activities marked Hazing Prevention Week by hosting several activities.
Student Health shares health tips for spring break
By QUINTEN SEGHERS
in News, Student Health, Sub-Main Feature
Chief Campus Health Officer Dr. Sarah Van Orman suggested using condoms, sunscreen and PrEP for spring break.
California CVS locations to carry abortion pills
By QUINTEN SEGHERS
in News, Student Health
Campus Activities marked Hazing Prevention Week by hosting several activities.
HOUSING
LA community concludes homeless count
By KEATON DICKINSON
in Featured, Housing, Main Feature, News
The count will reveal where homelessness appears most prevalent in Los Angeles.
SCOTUS to rule on homeless encampments
By KEATON DICKINSON
in Housing, Main Feature, News
The Court could overturn precedent barring local governments from forcibly removing unhoused individuals from public property without offering alternative shelter.
LA community concludes homeless count
By KEATON DICKINSON
in Featured, Housing, Main Feature, News
The count will reveal where homelessness appears most prevalent in Los Angeles.
SCIENCE
Researchers breathe new life into Santa Catalina Island’s trash
By XIANGYUAN CHI
in Featured, Main Feature, News, Science
A series of studies outline a method to convert plastic waste into pharmaceuticals and other products.
Last day to access Blackboard is June 28, USC announces
By JENNIFER NEHRER
in Main Feature, News