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After a five year hiatus, Compton native Kendrick Lamar announced that the sequel to his Pulitzer Prize winning record “DAMN” will be set to release on the 13th of May. Lamar took to social media on Monday morning to respond to a viral tweet suggesting that he was retiring from music. Lamar responded with a link to his website “oklama.com” which contained a memo. In that memo, was the announcement and name of the new album, “Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers”.

This Tuesday students, staff and faculty gathered around the lobby of Wallis Annenberg Hall and peered over the railings in a massive crowd. They were all intent to hear Frances Haugen, better known as the Facebook Whistleblower, and what she had to say.

Last week, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed as the first African American woman on the United States Supreme Court. Here's Evan Wyno [Way-no] on the ramifications of her arrival.

E3 is considered the largest gaming expo of the year. But in late March, the Entertainment Software Association announced that this year's E3 has been canceled. Bella Durgin-Johnson has more on what this means...

For the first time last Friday, Amazon workers have voted in favor of unionizing with Amazon Labor Union, a grassroots labor organization of current and previous Amazon workers. This is the first successful union in Amazon's history. Bella Durgin-Johnson has more on the story.

Gas prices in Los Angeles are 6 dollars a gallon. In order to combat this, Gov. Newsom proposed a bill that offers Californians $400 for each registered vehicle in their name, capping at $800 per person. Vehicles include motorcycle and electric cars. Yohanna Bauerdorf has the story.

Joined by USC Pesident Carol Folt, and Dean of USC Annenberg Willow Bay, the USC Women's Conference marks the celebration of Women's History Month on campus.

The Parental Rights in Education bill was passed by the Florida state Senate this week. The passing of the bill, which has yet to be signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, has sparked controversy and protest.

This weekend kicks off spring break, and many are excited to be able to spend a week away from the lecture halls.After countless hours of studying and midterm preparation, spring break is exactly what USC students need. Students across campus are ready for a week of relaxation and fun.

Much is still left to be known about an odd new symbol plaguing the newfound Russian front. Matthew Andrade has the story.

In celebration of Women's History Month, a story brings to light Amy Pang, a USC student, who embraces her culture and breaks imposed stereotype as a female Kung Fu athlete.

Russia is losing billions after many international companies are refusing to do business with the country after its invasion of Ukraine last week. Matthew Andrade has the story.

Much like In n Out, earthquakes, and Hollywood movie stars, drought is not something new to Californians. However, according to a recent UCLA study, the California drought is the worst the region has seen in more than one-thousand years. Reporter Fitz Cain has more on the story.

A big campus-wide career fair is back in person and taking place on February 24th as a source of summer internships and other opportunities for all USC students.

This morning, the Motion Picture Academy released their nominations for the 94th Academy Awards taking place next month. Reporter Justin Heo spoke to USC students and professors about which nominations they are excited or surprised to see, which films they think were snubbed, and which are their picks to win. Fitz Cain has more on the story.