Federal judge delays progress of $215 million Tyndall settlement
The settlement lists three tiers of compensation for all of Tyndall’s former patients.
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First Generation Student Union holds solidarity rally
Organizers spoke about the lack of resources made available for first generation students.
USC hires lobbying firm to oppose legislation for victims of abuse
USC hires lobbying firm to oppose victims’ rights legislation.
Students, community members rally
USC Forward continues week-long protest, marches to Bovard Auditorium.
USC Hillel removes name from NJQ event
Nice Jewish Queers and Open Hillel are working toward inclusivity within Hillel.
General Education S3E10: Growing Pains from the USC Health Sciences Master Plan
In the next 25 years, USC’s Health Sciences Campus is projected to double in size and residents in surrounding communities are worried about what this means for them. Staff writer Ashley Zhang reported on the situation and talked with Natalie about her story. Music by Joakim Karud.
USC parents indicted in college admission scheme
Parents involved in the college admissions scandal are not expected to enter plea deals during their court appearances Wednesday.
United offers to withdraw from Coliseum renovations
United Airlines offered Friday to withdraw from the $69 million deal that would rename the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to United Airlines Memorial Coliseum. The new name was made in agreement with USC as part of the $270 million renovation that was announced last year. Upon the announcement that the Coliseum would be renamed, the […]
Monique Allard to serve as Interim VP for Student Affairs
Allard will replace Ainsley Carry on April 1.
Former UNC Chancellor Carol Folt named USC’s 12th president
The announcement comes less than a year after former President C.L. Max Nikias resigned following pushback from the USC community.