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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, stable child care organizations have been an elusive find for parents all across the US. USC Graduate students with children likewise have experienced woes in trying to find a program that makes sense for them. Sam Reno has the story.

The national Hispanic Heritage Month ends this week. Annenberg Media students went to El Pueblo, the historic heart of Los Angeles, located in downtown LA and profiled on a small artisan shop.

With International Coffee Day around the corner, we talked to two coffee shops and asked why coffee is special to them and their communities.‘Use single quotes here too,’ be sure to add some new info to keep people reading.

The campaign to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom tanked on Tuesday. Now, the already beleaguered Republican Party in California is looking at what’s ahead. Atticus Parker with special help from Hao Xu has reactions from USC’s College Republicans.

Many international students face uncertainty for the fall semester due to visa complications.

In a university-wide email, President Carol Folt called the shootings “hate crimes” and provided students with resources for support.

Los Angeles County is moving forward with wider reopenings this week, including those for indoor restaurants, gyms, movie theaters and other businesses, but international students still face hurdles as they prepare their return to campus.

For USC professors, travel challenges differ depending on their individual citizenship status. Many don’t want to risk the prospect of infection from traveling, but for some, the U.S. maintains travel restrictions that legally ban them from getting aboard airplanes to return home.