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In the Money: Stocks, Bonds, and “The Market,” Part 1

For this week: What’s the stock market?

Niven Jayanthi April 3 at 4:03 PM

Food banks continue their service during COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and lines wrap around grocery stores, some worried customers buy in bulk, leaving few goods on store shelves. Accessing nutritional food has become challenging for many, but for people who have lost their jobs or who are struggling financially, the situation is even worse. To help support those in need, various food banks in Southern California have found safe and innovative ways to serve the community during this time of uncertainty.

Jillian Russell April 3 at 3:24 PM

The carnival came before COVID

Prior to the outbreak of the Coronavirus, on March 6th, USC Esports Union and SC Esports co-hosted the school’s first Overwatch Carnival. Held in Heritage Hall’s Bashor Lounge, the night offered the opportunity for Overwatch players to gather and compete.

Kelly Kim April 3 at 3:17 PM

As coronavirus strikes the world, Latinx leaders seek solutions to fight the pandemic

While some presidents have failed to take early action to limit the spread of the coronavirus, others have demonstrated their leadership by implementing measures to ensure their communities remain safe and are prepared to face what lies ahead. Here is a list of some Latinx leaders around the world who have shined for their leadership during the pandemic.

Lorena Bourdevaire April 3 at 3:06 PM

Amid a global pandemic, kindness prevails over fear through mutual aid funds

COVID-19 has plunged the world into darkness in a matter of weeks. Unemployment claims are at a record high in the US, and millions of jobs are expected to be lost as the outbreak continues to unfold across the country.

Nisha Venkat April 3 at 1:46 PM

USC announces hiring freeze, pay cuts and online summer programs due to economic hit related to COVID-19

The entirety of the first summer term, which lasts from May 20 to June 30, will be held online. All summer learning abroad courses have been cancelled. In late April, university members will meet to evaluate whether second summer term classes, lasting fromJuly 1 to August 11, can be held in-person.

Nisha Venkat, Kathryn Daniewicz, Kennedy Snyder, Dan Toomey April 3 at 1:23 PM

USC religious groups continue to build close-knit community online

As USC transitions to online and remote courses, religious groups on campus also moved their discussion groups and events online to build a supportive community amid a divided period.

Beatrice Gao, Daniel Hahm, Katie Clark, Franchesca Baratta April 3 at 9:57 AM

Tourist town restaurant feeds employees, looks beyond COVID-19

Sherrye Coggiola, owner of The Cantina at Historic Biltmore Village in Asheville, North Carolina is working to support her staff during a statewide restaurant lock down. In a town dependent on tourism, Coggiola is providing groceries for employees and using the sale of gift cards to offer economic aid to hospitality workers. She had a conversation with Annenberg Radio’s William Casse.

Will Casse April 2 at 8:21 PM

What a week can do: my brother, a doctor, working to fight a pandemic

Reporter talks to his brother, who is a ER doctor in Massachusetts, about what help people can give to medical professionals at the front-line of the fight against COVID-19

Annenberg Radio News, Dan Toomey April 2 at 7:51 PM

Talking with USC Esports president Sophie Chu

Sophie Chu is an artist, game designer and president of USC esports.

Oliver Scott April 2 at 7:25 PM

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In the Money: Stocks, Bonds, and “The Market,” Part 1

Food banks continue their service during COVID-19

The carnival came before COVID

As coronavirus strikes the world, Latinx leaders seek solutions to fight the pandemic

Amid a global pandemic, kindness prevails over fear through mutual aid funds

USC announces hiring freeze, pay cuts and online summer programs due to economic hit related to COVID-19

USC religious groups continue to build close-knit community online

Tourist town restaurant feeds employees, looks beyond COVID-19

What a week can do: my brother, a doctor, working to fight a pandemic

Talking with USC Esports president Sophie Chu

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