SDA students raise concerns over budget cuts
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About 20 USC School of Dramatic Arts students protested budget cuts outside a theater performance, handing out pamphlets detailing their concerns. The students are calling for increased staffing and resources to alleviate strain on their mental health and academics.
USC School of Dramatic Arts students protested budget cuts on Saturday. They handed out pamphlets to theatergoers attending a show, listing demands for the school to take action. The students are concerned about the impact of budget cuts on their education and well-being. They claim that design and production students are being expected to produce shows with fewer resources, causing strain on their mental health and academics. The students are calling for increased staffing, including hiring carpentry staff and a costume shop manager. The university has stated that students' education is a primary consideration and that they are addressing staffing and resource concerns.
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