USC ups its profit margins
During the pandemic, the University saw its first profits in years. With tuition hikes galore and a growing healthcare industry, the trend seems to continue.
Folt’s five years
It took mere weeks for the administration’s decisions to tear the community apart. All eyes are on the president to build it back up — but can she?
The quest to find USC’s smallest major
Sammy Bovitz embarks on a monthslong odyssey to unpack a seemingly simple question.
Inside the fight for a South Asian studies minor
The new curriculum is a sign of progress, but students say it is just the beginning in a series of
long-overdue reforms.