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Trojans look to future of USC sustainability at town hall

By CALEB KIM
April 19, 2024 in Featured, News, Sub-Main Feature

Panelists told students to vote with their wallets to promote green businesses.

Who is writing the new wave of literature?

Authors participating in the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books

By YASH ARCOT, ALEXA AVILA MONTAñO, SCARLETT LOVALLO, SHRUTI SHAKTHIVEL, NICHOLAS CORRAL, NICK VIRNICH, ANDREW YOO, NANDINI SHARMA
April 19, 2024 in Arts & Entertainment, Supplement

The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books welcomes an array of published writers and their works, ranging from poetry to non-fiction narratives. Among the over 500 participants, here are 8 authors to check out at the nation's largest literary event.

Trojans look to future of USC sustainability at town hall

By CALEB KIM
April 19, 2024 in Featured, News, Sub-Main Feature

Panelists told students to vote with their wallets to promote green businesses.

SUSTAINABILITY

Jane Fonda champions climate activism

By JILLIAN GORMAN
April 12, 2024 in Main Feature, News, Sustainability

Climate experts spoke with faculty at Annenberg Hall about political engagement.

Jane Fonda champions climate activism

By JILLIAN GORMAN
April 12, 2024 in Main Feature, News, Sustainability

Climate experts spoke with faculty at Annenberg Hall about political engagement.

CITY

Curren Price pleads not guilty to corruption charges

By NATHAN ELIAS
January 8, 2024 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
November 16, 2023 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
January 8, 2024 in City, Crime, Main Feature, News

The L.A. city councilmember was arraigned Monday on charges of embezzlement, perjury and conflict of interest.

LABOR

Shuttle driver and faculty unions demand wage raise

By BENJAMIN GAMSON & QUINTEN SEGHERS
March 1, 2024 in Labor, News

Attendees spread a petition calling for negotiations in a protest Thursday afternoon.

SCA adjunct professors vote overwhelmingly to unionize

By BENJAMIN GAMSON
February 23, 2024 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.

Shuttle driver and faculty unions demand wage raise

By BENJAMIN GAMSON & QUINTEN SEGHERS
March 1, 2024 in Labor, News

Attendees spread a petition calling for negotiations in a protest Thursday afternoon.

USG

USG announces budget cut plan for 2024-25

By NICHOLAS CORRAL
April 10, 2024 in Main Feature, News, USG

Nine of the undergraduate programming assemblies will experience budget cuts.

After extensive debate, USG files away complaint against senator Brandon Tavakoli

By NICHOLAS CORRAL
April 3, 2024 in News, USG

Senators spent a considerable portion of Tuesday night's meeting discussing whether to censure Tavakoli for repeated absences. Then they realized the bylaws didn't even define "censure."