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USC joins other institutions in a federal lawsuit challenging proposed changes to the H-1B program

The new rules would make it more difficult for H-1B visa holders to retain eligibility for critical jobs they already perform, USC said.

Karen Wang
17 hours ago

Students sign petition for asynchronous classes on election day

A student-created petition aims to alleviate barriers that may prevent civic engagement among students and faculty

Ana Mata , Phoebe Zheng and Abbey Martichenko
18 hours ago

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Twitter outage leaves users with questions about platform and misinformation regulation

USC students and professors reflect on the power of social media and the spread of misinformation after yesterday’s system error.

Julia Lin, Kacie Yamamoto October 16 at 5:16 PM

Longtime USC administrator dies at 84

Alan Kreditor, who worked at USC for 50 years, was the first dean of the School of Urban Planning.

Ava Brand, Hannah Geller, Giulia Orsenigo October 15 at 6:48 PM

IYA student dedicates talent to voter registration efforts

Sophomore Mya Davis is currently working with Black Out the Ballot, a new organization aimed at increasing Black voter turnout.

Taylor Mills October 15 at 6:38 PM

Spring 2021 semester in-person decision still on hold

USC President Carol Folt announced on Oct. 14 that the university is still waiting to make a decision regarding Spring semester classes based on restrictions from LA County.

Sarah Johnson, Jessica Doherty, Rachel Grode, Alexis Timko October 14 at 6:45 PM

2020 Census to end Oct. 15, risking another undercount for L.A. County

The US Supreme Court reversed a low court decision to extend the census count until the end of October, promptly ending the count on October 15.

Caitlin Hernandez October 14 at 3:06 PM

Native American Students desire to bridge the gap through representation

One of the first steps to do so involves building cultural sensitivity starting in classrooms

Ronny Hu
18 hours ago

Students react to pass/no pass grading being extended through the last day of class

USC announced on Wednesday that students have the option to change to the pass/no pass grading option following a petition asking the university to extend the deadline

Celine Maia Mendiola , Cari Spencer , Charlotte Phillipp , Rae Han and Marissa Russ
19 hours ago

Students raise concerns over spring break cancellation, citing zoom fatigue and burnout

In an effort to avoid travel and potential outbreaks, Provost Charles Zukoski announced a spring semester without a week-long break. Some students, however, claim that this decision will affect their personal wellness.

Celine Maia Mendiola , Cari Spencer , Charlotte Phillipp , Rae Han and Marissa Russ
19 hours ago

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