Carol Folt envisions ‘limitless’ future in State of the University address
With a slew of accomplishments behind her, the president’s speech set ambitious long-term goals.
Experts, students weigh interest rate hikes amid bank turmoil
The Fed raised interest rates March 22, which could extend a series of bank failures.
Students learn renting rights with Gould School of Law
Attendees learned about different renter protections at the student workshop.
Acceptance rate 9.9% for 2023 cycle, another record low
USC received nearly 81,000 applications this season and accepted 8,032 students.
Food insecurity spiked in low-income LA County households in 2022, USC study shows
Researchers case-studied healthy food accessibility in four eastside neighborhoods.
Estudiantes y facultad discuten el lenguaje inclusivo
Los últimos años han visto un cambio en cuanto al sistema de género gramatical.
Jury deliberations begin in Mark Ridley-Thomas trial
The now-suspended city councilmember faces 19 federal counts of corruption.
Shuttle driver union passes with 16-15 vote — live updates
Of the 32 eligible workers, 16 cast ballots in favor of the union and 15 against. 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
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
Josh Kun will assume the position beginning Sept. 1, President Carol Folt said.