Sailing Ahead
High school students in and around Los Angeles learn how to sail through a maritime program.
Long day? USG’s RestSC soft launches a new space for your much-needed nap
Brand-new ‘Moon Pods’ offer students a place to rest after a long day
Late night in Leavey? You’re not the only one.
As final exams approach, here’s how students are reacting to burnout.
‘We are not for sale’: L.A. tenant protestors fight to make housing a human right
The Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment advocates for tenant rights amidst rising displacement in communities surrounding USC.
Acclaimed Afghan graffiti artist celebrates International Women’s Day with USC students
The live art session invited students to paint in an open outdoor setting on Wednesday afternoon.
USC music students take over the Troubadour
Iconic music venue in West Hollywood will host ‘The 303.’
USC shuttle drivers take steps to unionize: ‘We drive so USC can thrive’
An upcoming vote could see drivers joining SEIU Local 721.
Tyre Nichols’ funeral held in Memphis
As family and friends gathered to celebrate Nichols’ life, VP Harris called on Congress to pass legislation.
As Senate hearings commence, Live Nation is shaping up to be the ‘Anti-Hero’
The Senate Judiciary Committee sat down on Tuesday to discuss potential negative effects following the 2010 merger between leading ticket seller, Ticketmaster, and massive concert company Live Nation.
What’s in a Halloween costume?
Students explain what factors go into choosing a Halloween costume. Simplicity or uniqueness, spooky or funny?
Remembering beloved radio host Art Laboe
The L.A. radio community lost one of its icons a few days ago with the passing DJ Art Laboe. As one of the first radio DJs to play Black music in California, Laboe played a pivotal part in introducing his audience to a new style of music. Mia Thompson has more on his passing and his legacy.
Midterm elections: USC professor to host webinar for young voters
Confused on how to fulfill your civic duty? It's midterms season, and a USC professor is holding an info session on how to vote and why students' votes matter. Nora Miller has the story on voter mobilization.
Smoke cannabis? Don’t worry, you won’t get fired
Would you apply for a job if your employment hinged on passing a drug test? In California, that’s about to change. On Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law prohibiting companies from making employment decisions based on a positive cannabis drug test. Matthew Tsai has the details.