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Appreciating the silence
I have learned my strongest lesson this school year, and it wasn’t from a class.
USC expects to ‘eliminate’ long-term deficit by July 2026
The University will reinstate merit pay beginning in the 2027 fiscal year and does not expect additional layoffs in 2025, interim President Beong-Soo Kim announced.
USC reports 259 layoffs
The notice, released Thursday, may reflect recent announcements, including layoffs of “nearly all” academic advisors from the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.
Weekly Frame IV: Cardinal & Gold
USC lays off 21 employees
Three administrative assistants, two project specialist administrators and two senior development officers among other administrative roles were laid off.
Trojans respond to new H-1B policy
The modified regulations include a $100,000 fee for all incoming visa petitions.
Trump gave USC a list of demands. Here’s what could change
The demands range from freezing tuition to limiting some international admits.
Interim president reviewing Trump administration demands
The proposal included using “strict definitions of gender” and a cap on international student admissions in exchange for preference in federal funding.
Retired professor files complaint against Academic Senate
James Moore alleged he was excluded from the Senate on the basis of his conservative viewpoint.