College admissions scandal parents denied home confinement option
The court ruled the parents’ circumstances did not merit the adjustment.
Letter to the Editor: USC administration must stop exploiting international students
You can help by begging University officials to stop seizing the earnings of international students with part-time jobs or internships. This kind of leverage over any student must not be tolerated. And yet, it’s happening across the country before our very eyes.
Microaggressions Vol. 3 Comic 6
USC to waive ACT, SAT requirements for Class of 2025 applicants
The announcement comes after standardized test cancellations nationwide.
The Chosen One: Colts come out as NFL Draft winners while Packers take a step back
The 2020 NFL Draft was a refreshing event for many sports fans, but as always, there were clear winners and losers.
Visions and Voices event explores the intersection of theatre and social change
“Pause,” an original, interactive play offers alternative solutions to the current criminal justice system.
Waiting for the Punchline: There is nuance in who gets the power to tell what jokes
One of the most obvious, if sometimes unfortunate, rules in stand up comedy is that half of a joke’s success depends upon who is telling it.
USC must ensure that student workers receive the support they need
Student workers are a valuable part of the University’s workforce and may need additional financial support during this time.
USC deserves credit for timely and effective coronavirus action
The University has been assertive in its response to the pandemic, both easing the process for students as well as taking a larger role in the community.
Carol Folt delivers State of the University address
She discussed USC’s coronavirus response and next steps.