People gather on the campus of the University of Southern California in 2024. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF FACULTY at USC’s Marshall School of Business have raised alarms that declining enrollment and cuts to graduate programs are putting the famed school in jeopardy.
In a blistering letter to Dean Geoffrey Garrett obtained by L.A. Material, 52 tenured professors — about a fifth of the school’s active, full-time faculty — raised questions about Garrett’s management of the school.
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