Shoah Foundation receives first endowed fellowship
Former director Douglas Greenberg and his wife Margee provided the funding for the award.
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Affirmative action remains crucial
High school senior Suzy Lee Weiss recently hit the national spotlight after writing a controversial letter to the Wall Street Journal titled “To (All) the Colleges that Rejected Me.”
Recent state budget cuts might be beneficial to USC
Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs said faculty is attracted to USC because of its fiscal stability.
“Calif. and USC must LEED the way”
The U.S. Green Building Council recently named the top 10 states “with so-called green commercial and institutional structures,” according to the Los Angeles Times. California, surprisingly enough, didn’t make the cut.
UC system approves fee hike
The board votes 15-5 in favor of the increase.
Wait lists at UC and CSU schools could impact USC
Public colleges and universities across California are using wait lists for the first time.
Public school strike affects Trojans, too
Upcoming protest for education seeks to hold state lawmakers accountable for their actions.
California public schools beginning to use wait lists
Wait lists can increase admissions anxiety.
University of California to raise fees soon
Proposal would increase next year’s fees by nearly 30 percent, when compared to 2008-09.