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Angel City breaks five game losing streak with huge win over the Houston Dash
Los Angeles is still alive in the battle for a tournament spot after 2-0 win.
Kings opening week recap: Mixed results for LA
Los Angeles went 1-2-0 in its first week of play against Western Conference opponents.
California voters contemplate Prop 50 as the November special election nears
California Gov. Governor Gavin Newson has responded to a Republican gerrymandering plan with one of his own: the Election Rigging Response Act, or Proposition 50, which will allow California voters to decide if state lawmakers should be allowed to redraw congressional maps lasting through the 2030 election cycle.
USC Dornsife announces 162 layoffs as university’s budget cuts continue
USC’s Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences is laying off 162 employees, including all academic advisors. Faculty and students say the decision will strain morale and student support as the university continues its $400 million cost-cutting plan.
Hit and run at USC raises concern for campus safety
A hit-and-run at a nearby intersection last week that left a student injured has brought to light safety concerns when it comes to pedestrians navigating the University Park campus and surrounding area.
Former LA deputy mayor Austin Beutner enters mayoral race against Karen Bass
Former L.A. deputy mayor and LAUSD superintendent Austin Beutner has entered the race against his former boss, Mayor Karen Bass. Analysts say he could be a strong contender. The city's mayoral election is set to take place June 2, 2026.
New California state law targets antisemitism in K-12 schools
Critics voice concerns on educators’ ability to spark debate within classrooms.
Vermin violation forces brief closure at Rock and Reilly’s
The USC Village staple was closed Saturday after a standard fumigation exercise resulted in pest activity.
Postdocs reject USC’s ‘last, best, and final’ contract offer
After over a year of negotiations for their first contract, United Researchers and Fellows United - United Auto Workers are frustrated with USC’s stance on multiple key issues.
Israeli hostages, Palestinians released as part of Gaza ceasefire deal
The deal marks a major development in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
‘Humanity is not up for discussion’: As ICE raids in LA continue, undocumented students at USC call for solidarity
Amid Undocumented Student Action Week, undocumented students at USC are mobilizing, but feel that they need more support.
USC Launches AI Strategy Committee and Summit
Interim President Beong-Soo Kim announced a new President’s AI Strategy Committee on Oct. 9.
USC braces for heavy rain after previous storms damaged university buildings
A flash flood warning has been issued for much of Southern California as excessive rainfall is expected.
USC community reacts to the Trump Administration university compact.
The Trump Administration sent a compact to ten universities, including USC, outlining their vision for the future of higher education. Faculty and students sound off on the implications of USC accepting it. The Viterbi School of Engineering announced they’d be laying off all 57 of their academic advisors, who would then be left to reapply to their old jobs. We talked to students affected by the news. And, a former star of the Vampire Diaries came to campus today. Find out who made an appearance at a USC Village restaurant.
3 game stretches that will define the Clippers season
Fending off contenders, beating bottom-feeders, and earning key time off.
LAFC falls to Austin FC
The team’s first-place dreams in a competitive Western Conference are now over.
USC falls 1-0 in Madison after conceding a devastating late goal
The Trojans end their three game road trip on a two game losing streak.
Dodgers make their way to Milwaukee to shut down a fierce Brewers team
While the Dodgers look to make history by becoming baseball’s first repeated champions in a quarter century, the Brewers are determined to spoil that.
USC women’s volleyball upset by UCLA in rivalry matchup
USC fell to UCLA in a 3-set sweep on Saturday.
“Soft program” no more: USC’s win over Michigan provides next step towards lofty program goals
USC’s 31-13 win over Michigan Saturday is a result of working on the issues Lincoln Riley wanted to address coming into the Big Ten.
USC dominates No. 15 Michigan in a 31-13 win
Redshirt freshman running back King Miller claimed his throne Saturday night at the Coliseum for 158 yards and a touchdown.
Photo Essay: How is the Bengali festival of Durga Pujo celebrated?
For Bengali international students, the festival is felt from miles away.
Trojans hope to tame Wolverines
Head coach Lincoln Riley discusses keys for USC football ahead of its showdown with No. 15 Michigan this weekend.
Evangelion Wind Symphony in Los Angeles: A reunion with the memory of a past era
Music rekindled the confusion of growing up, the yearning for connection, and a shared global memory. On a night in Los Angeles, the classic Japanese anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, joined by vocalist Yoko Takahashi, once again moved audiences through melody.
Rams travel to Baltimore to take on struggling Ravens
The Rams look to bounce back and steal one on the road, as they take on the Lamar Jackson-less Ravens.
Los Angeles FC handles their own against Toronto FC at home
LAFC win their final home match of the 2025 MLS regular season, despite not having star dynamic duo in attack.
USC comes up short in 2-1 loss to Minnesota
The Trojans lose first game on the road after three-game win streak
Trojans’ defense faces ultimate test: Can they hit the reset button?
USC must fix communication breakdowns and shore up run defense against a physical Michigan offense at the Coliseum.
‘It Feels Good to Be Home’: Giveon returns to LA for a soulful, sold-out night at the Greek Theatre
Fans packed out the Greek Theatre for an emotional homecoming as Long Beach native Giveon delivered heartache, soul, and gratitude on “Dear Beloved, The Tour.”
Former USC quarterback and Heisman winner Caleb Williams invests in NWSL’s Boston Legacy
Former USC quarterback and Heisman winner Caleb Williams invests in NWSL’s Boston Legacy
Lincoln Riley’s bye week takeaways
Plus, Jayden Maiava casts a vote of confidence for his head coach.
Happy Hangul Day
The Korean Language Program connects USC students through language, history, and culture with annual “Hangul Day” event, celebrating the Korean alphabet and the rich culture that weaves within it.
President Trump uses the Justice Department to go after his political opponents
President Trump has been using the Justice Department to go after his political enemies. The judicial branch, along with Congress, is expected to keep the executive branch in check, but is the balance of power shifting?
USC alum Xindi Zhang won Student Academy Award
USC alum Xindi Zhang took home a Student Academy Award this week for her short film. The animation documentation is a poem to young travelers away from home.
Debunking conversion therapy: a conversation with Gerald Davison
Yesterday the Supreme Court heard a case on Colorado’s conversion therapy ban. Lizzy Liautaud spoke with Gerald Davison, who was once a conversion therapist himself. Davison recognized before many other psychologists that the practice does not work, and has spent most of his career advocating for compassionate care that embraces diversity.
From the Student Oscars to Conversion Therapy
On today’s show, we discuss an SCA Alum’s big win, the new AB91 Bill, and celebrating the Korean alphabet.