Indicted USC administrator’s side business spotlights the university’s oversight
The indicted senior associate athletic director ran a thriving side business that was tightly entwined with her duties at USC and involved more athletics department personnel than has been publicly known.
    Kaidi "Ruby" Yuan Ashley Zhang
  • December 5
USC, Bohn will retain Helton for the 2020 season
The coach will lead USC next season amid serious outrage from fans.
    Sam Arslanian Michael Loy
  • December 4
More USC staff accepted bribes and helped admissions scam, feds say
Prosecutors confirmed that these new figures who they allege assisted Donna Heinel are not the three indicted coaches,
    Kaidi "Ruby" Yuan Ashley Zhang
  • December 4
USC to host first “Drug Take Back Day"
Multiple USC pharmacies will accept prescription and other drugs from anyone willing to participate.
    Luke Scorziell Summer Dahlquist-Tookey Elon Mahone
  • December 3

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Recent poll shows California voters wanted Harris to drop out of presidential race
Members of the USC community share their thoughts on Harris’ decision to suspend her campaign.
  • Isabel Torres , Lindsey Byster and Nathan Hyun
  • December 6
Health+Wellness
‘From Art to Anguish’ provides students a safe space to process recent tragedies on campus
Dornsife’s English department held a writing workshop to assist students in the grieving process.
  • Awo Jama
  • 4 days ago
Arts, Culture & Entertainment
‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ is almost as fun as its predecessor
In a world filled with a constant stream of mediocre sequels, reboots, remakes and whatever 2005’s “Zathura” was, “Jumanji: The Next Level” stands out as a fun, if-not-entirely unique, adventure film that adults and kids alike can enjoy.
  • Brandon Rowe
  • 1 day ago

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Experts say West Hollywood property owners may struggle to afford mandated earthquake retrofits

Last year, West Hollywood officials released a list of 821 buildings that were determined to be at risk of damage during an earthquake. More than a year later, only about 50 of those buildings have been repaired for earthquake preparedness, city records show. The costs of retrofitting these buildings can be staggering, and present a significant challenge to property owners.
Abhinanda Bhattacharyya
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