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Report says USC is ‘overly pessimistic’ about finances
The third-party report said recent USC budget cuts are not justified despite deficit.
Fifty basis points down: what the Fed’s rate cut means
The Fed cuts rates to maintain a stable economy, but the market should remain alert.
Council District 9 spending is among the highest in LA
The city’s revenues exceeded expenditures by $3.4 billion in fiscal year 2022 compared to $2.1 billion in fiscal year 2023.
Students, experts uncertain over latest loan forgiveness developments
President Biden announced an additional $9 billion in student loan forgiveness.
USC spent $1.7 million in three years lobbying government. Where did it go?
Immigration policy, a Department of Defense water reuse program and Pell Grants are among the issues the University advocated for.
Work-study under threat in latest college funding proposals
USC students received $632 million from federal financial aid programs in 2020-21, the highest and four times the average among other elite universities.
USC’s divestment from fossil fuels prescribed key updates
The University has a 10-year process to liquidate its fossil fuel investments, including oil and gas.
‘Show me the money’: Students call for transparency amid tuition increase
Undergraduate tuition was raised by 5% for a second consecutive academic year.
Experts, students weigh interest rate hikes amid bank turmoil
The Fed raised interest rates March 22, which could extend a series of bank failures.