At Boise State University, professors are suing the state because of a law that they say limits freedom of speech.

Still reeling from 2020’s election denialism, election officials are working to combat conspiracy theories and misinformation.

The film industry is more than a hundred years old, with plenty of fascinating moments frozen in time to show for it. Filmmakers have always made history accessible in a tangible way, and continue to do so. In this story, we see the preservation efforts at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, where curators have provided the public with the opportunity to view some of the earliest movie cameras ever made.

Additional security measures, and ticketing now in place, but speakers remain unchanged.

King is a women’s and LGBTQ+ rights activist, international tennis champion and Southern California local.

Super Tuesday voters grade Biden and describe the election in one word.

Although Haley first served as a state representative in Lexington County, many Republican voters are saying they don’t back her for president.

Check out all the sustainability events happening around campus next week.

Amidst budget cuts and high post-pandemic production costs, the Concerts Committee, which hosts three student concerts a year, is “trying to get creative” to pull off their highly anticipated shows.

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The projects are part of USC President Carol Folt’s athletics “moonshots.”

The E and A lines will absorb the L line and 3 new stations will open on June 16.

Mateo Gutierrez, a junior majoring in journalism, shares his editing process and what motivates him as an editor.

Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle, a senior studying journalism, shares editing tips and her favorite parts of working at Annenberg Media.

Rachel Hallett, a M.S. journalism student, shares her goals for the future and tips for becoming an editor at Annenberg Media.