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USC Housing announced that students will be able to return to campus and move-out their belongings beginning April 27th. Although the idea of traveling back to campus and personally packing one’s items may seem promising, there are many obstacles to consider. Travel bans and lack of flights may prevent out of state and international students from coming to Los Angeles. Currently, LA county’s stay-at-home order is in place until May 15, causing other issues, such as housing accommodations. With all of the challenges presented with moving out, are students willing to return to campus?

Sherrye Coggiola, owner of The Cantina at Historic Biltmore Village in Asheville, North Carolina is working to support her staff during a statewide restaurant lock down. In a town dependent on tourism, Coggiola is providing groceries for employees and using the sale of gift cards to offer economic aid to hospitality workers. She had a conversation with Annenberg Radio’s William Casse.

The group of students had the opportunity of being on-site for such an important event in the election process.

The annual Springfest concert will move to a bigger stage this year, the USC Concerts Committee announced on social media Monday night.

Students had trouble over Thanksgiving break getting to and from LAX due to labor protests and holiday traffic.

Rising Maryland rapper Rico Nasty will headline this year’s Conquest concert, the USC Concerts Committee announced Friday.

The congresswoman and first female combat veteran presidential candidate discussed the importance of the holiday.

The Roski School of Art and Design’s graduate student facility in the Los Angeles Arts District will be expanded to house all three graduate programs and the current facility near USC will be repurposed.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed three new laws on Friday that address issues within the college admissions process in light of the Operation Varsity Blues scandal that broke this past year.

Controversy surrounds the film Joker before its release, as some fear the movie may encourage violence.

Students are mourning the loss of Study Hall, a popular bar and eatery near campus, following last Monday’s news of its impending closure.