USG college affordability resolution hits the mark
USC is one of the few top universities that has not implemented a tuition freeze.
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USC should provide free tuition to foster students
The University should follow Arizona’s decision to provide these students with crucial resources.
USG introduces resolution on college tuition
Members of the Undergraduate Student Government presented a resolution on college affordability at the Senate meeting Tuesday night. The resolution, drafted by USG President Rini Sampath, Academic Cultural Assembly assistant director Luis Vidalon-Susuki and USG marketing assistant director Paul Samaha, suggested greater transparency in University finances. The resolution asks for a tuition freeze, an interactive […]
USC Forward rallies on campus Friday
Protesters delivered a letter to University President C. L. Max Nikias during the rally.
Cal Grant cuts expose lack of investment in education
Minimizing Cal Grant funding will hamper students’ ability to afford high education costs.
Students see issues with financial aid
Some upperclassmen say their university aid package dropped after their first year.
Students must learn from loans
For most students, college is the first time that they are on their own. This freedom entails more than just living away from their parents and guardians — for many students, it means being cut off from continuous financial support.
Students should support Prop. 30
With a million and one things swirling around in a student’s mind, upcoming ballot measures admittedly do not always make the cut. But they should. Especially one: Proposition 30.
Flat-rate tuition offers best options
In today’s economy, student debt has become a critical concern, often having a remarkable influence on a student’s academic path.
University to partner with Chilean govt.
There are currently seven graduate students from Chile enrolled at USC.