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Student positivity rates continue to decrease, USC mandates flu shots for the spring semester

By SHAYLEE NAVARRO
September 17, 2020 in COVID-19, Featured, News

As Los Angeles County and UPC Campus continue to see a trend in decreasing cases, the University is preparing for an in-person spring semester, with contingency plans for a virtual format.

Progress made in clinician hiring, mental health outreach

By LAUREN MATTICE
September 11, 2020 in Featured, News

The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Sciences continues to focus its efforts on the student body through substance abuse research and strategies for coping during the pandemic.

Water Drop LA brings water to unhoused neighbors on Skid Row

Volunteers take gallons of water out of a van parked by Skid Row.

By COLETTE KANBARIAN
September 10, 2020 in Featured, Main Feature, News

The organization and its volunteers have conducted eight water drops to date.

Virtual learning brings advantages and drawbacks for students with disabilities

By VICTORIA VALENZUELA
September 10, 2020 in Featured, News

Disability Services and Programs at USC implemented virtual assistance services to improve accessibility.

Positivity rates see slight decline, UPC has fastest growing COVID-19 rate in LA County

Photo of an entrance to USC campus with gates, white tents, and red banners that read “campus day pass only.”

By EILEEN TOH
September 9, 2020 in COVID-19, Featured, News, Sticky

USC Student Health and local health officials are expecting an increase in positive cases from Labor Day weekend.

Outstanding balance: Tuition hike, aid displacement leave students with financial burdens

By LAUREN MATTICE, ANGIE ORELLANA HERNANDEZ AND EILEEN TOH
September 9, 2020 in Main Feature, News

When USC announced its Undergraduate Living-at-Home Scholarship mid-July, students who opted to stay home faced scholarship displacement in their financial aid package. Through @AffordableSC, students have mobilized to demand USC to make its education more accessible and affordable to all.

General Education S6 E3: Gatherings result in coronavirus case surge

By Daily Trojan Staff
September 8, 2020 in Multimedia, Podcasts

A surge in positive coronavirus cases has resulted from a number of gatherings violating social distancing guidelines around the USC community. Podcast editor Eduardo Ocampo talks to Daily Trojan news editor Shaylee Navarro about how students around the community have been feeling about the parties as well as how USC is responding to the ongoing […]

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Student positivity rates continue to decrease, USC mandates flu shots for the spring semester

Progress made in clinician hiring, mental health outreach

Water Drop LA brings water to unhoused neighbors on Skid Row

Virtual learning brings advantages and drawbacks for students with disabilities

Positivity rates see slight decline, UPC has fastest growing COVID-19 rate in LA County

Outstanding balance: Tuition hike, aid displacement leave students with financial burdens

General Education S6 E3: Gatherings result in coronavirus case surge

Graduate student explores genetics, female empowerment in awarded script

Twenty five former students come forward with new lawsuit against Tyndall, USC

Student Health Center sets up outdoor flu shot stations

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