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As editor-in-chief in 2020, I transitioned the print newspaper to remote production following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and led coverage of USC as the university responded to the crisis. I served as final say on sensitive stories regarding university scandals and the board of trustees. Over my four years on the newspaper, I covered breaking news following a USC gynecologist's sexual misconduct scandal and the aftermath of a scandal involving the university's medical school dean who was on drugs while seeing patients. I also reported on the university's impact on the surrounding community, including an effort from some landlords to evict community members to market properties to students.
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USC reaches $852 million settlement with Tyndall abuse survivors
USC joins lawsuit against federal government move to restrict H-1B visas
Nuestra Voz, Nuestra Historia
Proud to be Latinx
Keck dean will step down from position to lead University’s geriatric efforts
Students hit the streets in their hometowns to support Black lives
Prosecutors criticize ex-PIMCO chief’s plea for resentencing
USC launches initiative to prepare to reopen campus
USC to waive ACT, SAT requirements for Class of 2025 applicants
Journey to Troy: How international students make USC their home
USC to host virtual activities for May 15 commencement
Price dean to resign
Richard Reeves remembered for his ability to listen
DPS employee tests positive for the coronavirus
Keck medical professional tests positive for coronavirus
University to keep classes online
USC student tests positive for coronavirus, marking the University’s first confirmed case
Students encouraged to leave USC campuses
Classes to remain online in the week following spring break amid concerns of coronavirus
USC to temporarily move classes online as a test of precautionary measures for coronavirus
Federal investigation says USC ‘failed’ its students in its handling of Tyndall scandal
Hot Pockets executive sentenced in admissions case
Dennis Kelly surrenders medical license following health concerns
Parents hit with third indictment in college admissions scandal
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