From the Classroom

The new animal services general manager looks to address massive overcrowding and understaffing in the city’s six shelters.

Unequal access to health care, quality of health care and implicit bias contribute to the high maternal death rates among Black women in the United States.

How technology, social media, and evolving expectations are transforming sports photography.

USC water polo star breaks barriers as first-gen college athlete in family.

Toni Hall’s unique journey led her to a profession she never expected.

What started as a traffic stop for road rage ended with a Colorado woman being hit by a train while detained in a police car stopped on the train tracks. She was severely injured but survived, and is suing two police departments as individual officers also face legal battles.

Future Trojan Ryder Dodd proves he can play with the professionals at the Men’s Water Polo World Cup.

LAFC’s fans are a cause, not a result, of the club’s success.

While women have traditionally held the role of the head chef in the household, this title does not typically extend to leadership positions in the food industry today.

The Los Angeles County Youth Poet Laureate was the youngest speaker at this year’s L.A. Times Festival of Books.

A combination of their experience, policies and demographics gave them a big advantage over their fellow candidates

In an environment where many leave faith behind, how do students continue their spirituality?

Durden’s knowledge was long hidden behind private university walls. Now, he’s sharing it with the world.

How scholarship recipient Myles Molnar gives back to the Swim with Mike Foundation.

South Gate resident Lily Navarro will be creating a zine featuring the work of South and East Los Angeles artists.