In 2024, where NIL (name image and likeness) is a priority for college athletes, Bush will again receive his Heisman after 14 years.

Johnson urged people to act on social media, writing “wake up, wake up, the apocalypse is here. Everyone who has ears, listen, your time to choose what you believe is now...”Could the solar eclipse be a plausible answer to why Johnson seemed to become manic, leading to murder?

Trying to come up with a group project idea for a “visions of diversity” class, cinematic arts students looked all around, and they came up with an idea to work with people they cross paths with every day.

Walking into GlobeFest you immediately smell an array of the different cuisines offered, and see all those indulging in it

The Los Angeles Police Department launched an investigation of the “categorical use of force” used during the incident in North Hollywood.

Costumes, parades and remembering loved ones, an honorary celebration

Local hotels may be replacing striking employees with migrant workers. The L.A. County district attorney plans to investigate.

A new bill banning foods with certain additives due to health concerns would go into effect in 2027.

The FAFSA application won’t open until December, and will use a new method to calculate need.

Three bills aiming to provide support for queer students were signed by the California governor on saturday

National Voter Registration Day was spotlighted on USC’s campus yesterday as civically engaged organizations both from USC and from the greater Los Angeles area joined in on educating students on their right to vote in Alumni Park.

A nonprofit organization ranks speech climate at USC to be average, but students say the campus is an accepting environment.

Thousands of hotel workers are on strike in downtown Los Angeles, advocating for a sufficient wage to afford the rising cost of housing.