Order in the Court: Students, experts weigh impacts as future of affirmative action unsure
Race-conscious admissions could be struck down by Supreme Court ruling.
Study unveils benefits of electric cars
Zero-emission vehicles are linked with less air pollution and respiratory diseases.
USC’s emissions less than two-thirds of 2014 baseline, latest sustainability update reports
Chief Sustainability Officer Mick Dalrymple said the University has tackled the “lowest hanging fruit.”
USC to pay $13 million to settle lawsuit
If approved by the court, the settlement will end a seven-year-long legal battle.
TCC restaurant changes lead to mixed reviews
New dining options sparked concerns about higher prices and less variety.
Students create traffic safety campaign
The team posted signs around campus to promote safe use of mobility devices.
‘Renaissance man’ Jason King on his Thornton takeover
The dean-elect talks his illustrious resume and the future of USC’s music school.
Longer wait times, lower pay: A tumultuous transition to ‘Shryft’
The shared-ride model continues amid complaints from students and drivers.
Letter to the Editor: USG Elections, the only time of year that Black students matter
The Undergraduate Student Government proves once again that Black students only matter when candidates are vying to be elected.
Free food and more at South Central Mardi Gras cookout
The event featured burgers, hot dogs and supplies for the unhoused community.