How USC’s 1962 student elections created the path to Watergate
The elections involved multiple figures that would later be convicted in Nixon’s scandal.
Unpacking a hectic day
A day in the life of USG President Trenton Stone.
Folt, Latinx leaders speak at conference
Those in attendance talked about Latinx representation and racist campus incidents.
Varsity Blues parent receives longest sentence to date
Douglas Hodge arranged for four of his children’s college admissions over seven years.
Student combines engineering and fine arts
Junior Randi Burley decided to pursue her passion for electrical engineering at USC.
Scandal mastermind gives up millions
William “Rick” Singer forfeited his Operation Varsity Blues assets.
Senatorial candidates talk student services
Candidates also discussed their plans to increase administrative transparency.
Students awarded scholarships for collaborative fashion proposals
The Fashion Scholarship Fund award also provides mentors and networking.
Gould School of Law ranked No. 10 most selective nationwide
The rank was determined by acceptance rate, median GPA and mean LSAT scores.
Candidates debate mental health, transparency
Students will be able to vote for a ticket between Tuesday and Thursday.