The University of Southern California (USC) is struggling to appease parents and students ahead of graduation as keynote speakers pull out amid campus protests, according to The New York Times. The university in April canceled its main commencement ceremony, opting for smaller individual ceremonies for each college after pro-Palestinian protesters occupied the campus. The university is set to have 23 smaller graduations, but several speakers have already informed the school they are no longer planning to attend, while students and parents have complained the situation is “a joke,” “inconsisten…
