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Former trustee Thomas Barrack pleads not guilty to seven-count indictment

Barrack was released on a $250 million bond and ordered to refrain from transactions overseas.
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DPS Community Advisory Board releases public safety recommendations

The Board, formed during last summer’s Black Lives Matter protests, met with more than 700 people for over 10 months.
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Student creates public relations firm for silenced voices

Two Cents Public Relations works with organizations that are socially conscious.

Sustainability center starts Undergraduate fellowship

The deadline to apply for the one-year fellowship, worth up to $5,000, is July 1.

Local business struggles due to losses from pandemic

Business at nearby variety store Lally and Sammy’s fell when the pandemic began.
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USC lifts campus mask mandate for fully vaccinated individuals

Individual schools and departments will create individualized resumption plans for the Fall semester.
Photo of the Keck School of Medicine, a tall gray building with a banner reading “Keck School of Medicine of USC.” There are stairs leading up to the building, surrounding foliage, another building, and a blue sky in the background.

USC pushes vaccinations, relaxes mask mandates as California reopens

University officials relax some guidance, keep others as they wait for more information from the state.

Program promotes science in local schools

Students visited schools to lead labs through the Young Scientists Program.

Protest sheds light on local gentrification

Area residents protested high rent costs and unfair construction in early June.

Institute to launch first public registry on police misconduct

SCI's LEWIS registry aims to increase the public's trust in law enforcement.

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