Immigrants aren’t stealing your jobs
Americans need to reframe their view on immigration: It’s helping our economy.
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Students struggle to find work on campus
The number of on-campus jobs on connectSC is at odds with the amount of students eligible to receive work-study funds.
Alum starts website for career women
USC graduate Lauren McGoodwin began her website Career Contessa as part of her senior thesis. The site launched in 2012.
Unpaid internships valuable, but must also be regulated
New legislation should be implemented to protect students who take on unpaid internships.
Is Romney’s economic policy the best for future generations?
The presidential debate Wednesday night highlighted just how fundamentally the two presidential candidates differ on how to relieve the nation’s debt crisis.
Grads: don’t give up hope
Students shouldn’t lose sleep over the media’s claims that college degrees don’t matter.
Female professors earn $10,000 less than males
Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs Marty Levine said gender plays no role in determining faculty salaries.
Program shows potential
Venture for America, a new business version of Teach for America, shows promise.
Hiring rate for interns increases
A study finds undergraduate interns on average will earn $16.21 per hour this summer.
Letter to the editor
Graduating seniors should rethink career-related entitlement. Somehow, February ran away from us, midterm season is here and the mild Los Angeles winter has broken into spring. Not far ahead, graduation stares the class of 2012 in the face. Those of us planning to enter the workforce need to face the facts: We think we are […]