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Most USC undergraduate courses to be held online in Fall semester

Most undergraduate classes will be held online, according to an email the Office of the Provost sent to the USC Community Wednesday night.

Aidan Berg, Faith Bonds July 1 at 10:07 PM

USG senator resigns over racist, xenophobic behaviors

Isabel Washington resigned from her position as an Undergraduate Student Government senator Wednesday after reports of Islamophobic, anti-Arab, anti-Palestinian, xenophobic, fatphobic and classist rhetoric.

Astrid Kayembe, Angelina Girgis July 1 at 9:47 PM

Trojan Tales: Simpson looms large as USC struggles with his legacy

USC has a long and storied history – from Hollywood alum to various scandals. But no story has been quite as big as the association with O.J. Simpson, the Heisman-winning football player and star who was tried and exonerated for the murder of his wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman.

Cate Young July 1 at 7:11 PM

Trojan Tales: USC’s Post-Conviction Justice Project provides the right to a second chance

Few Trojans know of the Post-Conviction Justice Project (PCJP), a clinic of the law school that comprises JD students who work as student attorneys. They work for the parole rights of inmates, many of whom are serving life sentences. A blend of law application and human sentiment marks the clinic. It runs on the belief that people are able to change for the better.

Bulbul Rajagopal July 1 at 6:25 PM

USC appoints Kedra Ishop as new VP for enrollment management

The new administrator has more than 20 years of experience in college admissions and enrollment at the University of Michigan and University of Texas.

Aidan Berg July 1 at 11:51 AM

Winner and losers of the MLB return

After weeks of painstaking discussion, Major League Baseball and the MLBPA came to an agreement: there will be baseball in 2020. The shortened 60-game season will kick off on July 23. There will likely be no spectators at any game this year.

Zach Gitlin July 1 at 8:38 AM

A USG explainer

Undergraduate Student Government President and Vice President Truman Fritz and Rose Ritch are being called to resign following a controversial election and tenure as well as recent posts on social media alleging bigoted behavior. Some students have called for the resignation of the entire executive cabinet. USG Senators are still debating whether or not to move forward with the impeachment process. But what would this look like? And what does this mean for students?

Aiyonna White June 30 at 6:15 PM

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Most USC undergraduate courses to be held online in Fall semester

USG senator resigns over racist, xenophobic behaviors

Trojan Tales: Simpson looms large as USC struggles with his legacy

Trojan Tales: USC’s Post-Conviction Justice Project provides the right to a second chance

USC appoints Kedra Ishop as new VP for enrollment management

Winner and losers of the MLB return

A USG explainer

A league of their own

Trojan Tales: Muslim Prayer Room

Trojan Tales: Little Chapel of Silence

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