As Trump’s authoritarian moves shake up the U.S., young Americans are eyeing Germany — despite the rise of far-right Alternative for Germany political party.

Folt defended her response to last spring’s protests, explained changes to university DEI programs and called eliminating the valedictorian position “a good move forward” in a sit-down interview with student media.

Muslim voters used to be solidly Democratic. That all changed with Trump.

Full-time, part-time, and adjunct faculty across schools expressed support

University Park neighbors share their votes and describe the election in one word.

Arizona campaigns long on significance, passion among voters

Frech shares his journey as an athlete, emphasizing his aspirations for the future and the importance of representation for the disabled community.

The 11th fast of the Islamic month of Ramadan coincided with the Jewish fast of Esther, bringing two divided communities closer through shared faith.

After weeks of chaos on campus, USC Commencement is here. With the annual main-stage ceremony canceled for “safety concerns,” the individual schools’ ceremonies and celebrations are underway all across campus. Annenberg Media brings you the day’s Live Updates here:

Faculty met with Folt and Guzman to advocate for suspended students.

More than a dozen students have reportedly been disciplined, even after organizers said President Folt told them that protestors wouldn’t face academic consequences.

Annenberg Media follows the Divest from Death encampment on USC’s Alumni Park.

USC President Carol Folt and Provost Andrew Guzman addressed faculty and Academic Senate Wednesday to answer questions about the LAPD arrests on April 24, the maintained decision to rescind the valedictorian’s speech, and what is next for USC as commencement ceremonies approach in just one week.

An organized march was scheduled for Wednesday at 5 p.m. outside of Bovard Auditorium.

Folt confirmed the additional security measures while addressing Academic Senate.