The NLRB has certified the results, pending objections about the election process within seven days.
Long hours, unreliable resources, financial strains: ‘No choice’ for Architecture students
By JENNIFER NEHRER
in Main Feature, News
The Daily Trojan surveyed and interviewed students in the program about their experiences, revealing numerous problems that could require several levels of repair.
USC names new Vice Provost for the Arts
By SARAH JU
in Featured, Main Feature, News
Josh Kun will assume the position beginning Sept. 1, President Carol Folt said.
‘You want to fight terrorists? Educate!’: EU ambassador to U.S. speaks at USC
By EVA HARTMAN
in Featured, Main Feature, News
Stavros Lambrinidis discussed human rights, the war in Ukraine and transatlantic relations.
LAUSD workers picket outside USC as three-day strike continues
By TOMOKI CHIEN
in Featured, Main Feature, News
The rally comes as district-wide walkouts have ground the school system to a halt.
Students reflect on USG, recent elections
By JENNIFER NEHRER
in Featured, Main Feature, News
A Daily Trojan survey showed a lack of student knowledge of USG affairs.
Order in the Court: USC experts on Navajo Nation’s interstate fight for water rights
By SARA RAWDA & QUINTEN SEGHERS
in Featured, Main Feature, News
The tribe’s decades-long legal effort has finally reached the Supreme Court.
USC to nix coronavirus vaccine requirement starting Fall 2023
By CLAIRE QIU
in Featured, Main Feature, News
High vaccination rates and low case counts signal campus near-immunity.
USG votes to extend senate, cabinet terms
By BRIANNA TANG
in Featured, Main Feature, News
The new Senate will be inaugurated and hold their first meeting on that date.
‘A new political movement’: Andrew Yang visits USC, chats with students
By EVA HARTMAN
in Featured, Main Feature, News
The former presidential candidate explained his vision for a renewed democracy.