Dr. Allard will transition from interim vice president to the role of official VP for Student Life on April 1.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors rejected a proposal to re-extend the emergency rules’ expiry date.

Has USC made progress on the goals established in last year’s State of the University Address?

On today's program, we discuss the recent homicide report released by the Los Angeles Police Department, US officials meet with the Taiwanese President, recent charges for officers engaging in police misconduct. All this and much more, From Where We Are.

The Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment advocates for tenant rights amidst rising displacement in communities surrounding USC.

March Madness is supposed to be, well, mad. But a deep dive into what’s happened this tournament is one for the history books.

USC Dornsife hosts panel on AI technology advancement.

Singer-songwriter Romero breaks down his song “Daisies” and speaks about his creative process for his music.

Regular admission alternatives, like Trojan Transfer, set students up for higher rates of success.

The LAPD finds a decrease in homicides in the past year

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass spoke at the development’s ribbon cutting ceremony.

Boxing needs a revolution and these two fighters might be paving the way for it.

New rules to cut down the length of a baseball game are being introduced for the 2023 season.

USC’s acceptance rate for the 2022-2023 cycle is its lowest yet, but tuition has increased once again

United States and China relations may take a turn in another direction after President Tsai’s visit.

Six California Highway Patrol officers, one CHP sergeant, and a nurse were charged Wednesday in the 2020 death of 38-year-old Edward Bronstein. While most uses of force by police are deemed legal and justified in California, the bizarre series of events which followed a traffic stop for suspected impaired driving led to Bronstein's death and a number of charges, including involuntary manslaughter. Video released by the CHP shows officers forcibly drawing Bronstein's blood as he continuously told them he couldn't breathe. Spencer Cline has the story

The group explores their intersections of queerness and spirituality.

Trojans weigh in on the political landscape for 2024.

The ‘Maddest’ tournament on Earth’s grand finale will deliver an unforgettable end to an unforgettable tournament.

Will Deion Sanders be coaching in a bowl game next year?

From USC to LAFC: Gloria Mendoza’s Trailblazing Journey

Take a look at a few Asian food spots you might want to check out near USC.

USC commits win MVP in both men’s and women’s McDonald’s All-American game

New Genesis is an audio series where Nia Cross showcases Black women reporters and executives in the media and entertainment industry.

USC Students grapple with the unusual LA weather conditions and its impacts on their mental health.

A ban on TikTok could be in the near future, but the bill doing so would allow the government to regulate and ban any foreign technologies.

A new study done by the Earth4All collective and commissioned by the Club of Rome projects that the "population bomb" our world was projected to face will not be as harmful as experts originally thought.

The FDA approves Narcan, making it the first time an opioid treatment drug can be bought over the counter without a prescription

On Tuesday, The University of California unveiled its first ever system wide admission guarantee for qualified transfer applicants. Under the new policy, students need to complete various classes and maintain a certain GPA. Reporter Zain Khan has the latest.

Accepted and rejected high school students open up about the college admissions process, as the Class of 2027 break University records.

A round-up of exciting vegan products exhibited at Expo West earlier this month

The years-long process of mastering chess and making a name for himself along the way. USC junior Brandon Ho has taken the chess world by storm.

Head coach Lincoln Riley is optimistic about the future as players and coaches return to the field.

Proposed labor contract includes increased wages, bonus payments and health benefits.

Princess Diana may have been the inspiration for more than just the album cover.

USC will not bring back the single-ride Lyft service. The shared ride program is here to stay, Folt said in an interview with Annenberg Media.

Ahead of April fool's day, an anonymous lawsuit advocating the euthanization of squirrels finds itself at the center of jokes and speculation

With the 2023 State of the University Address taking place today, Annenberg Media looks back at last year’s State of the University

On today’s show, USC President Folt delivers a speech on the state of the university, the LAPD reviews homicide rates and squirrels are all the talk on USC’s campus

In her annual speech, the president addressed this year's issues, as the university’s current goals. Folt talks affordability, sustainability, AI tech at the 2023 State of the University