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‘It’s dehumanizing:’ Jewish community condemns rising antisemitism in L.A.
In the aftermath of Kanye West’s antisemitic statements via Twitter and various public platforms, there’s growing concern among Jewish communities that antisemitism will now be on the rise.
USG approves funds to revive Parkside Garden, USC’s on-campus learning garden
The garden fell into disrepair during the pandemic, and students now are working to bring it back to life.
California voters likely to add state constitutional amendment protecting woman’s right to choose, after Roe v. Wade overturned
69% of voters would vote “yes” on Proposition 1, according to a recent poll.
Dialysis care is in the hands of California voters for the third time in four years
While proponents of the proposition say it’s intended to protect dialysis patients, experts share concerns over its potential effects.
How one food truck is fighting to end hunger and build community amongst unhoused people in L.A.
Several times a week, Share A Meal – in conjunction with USC volunteers – works to deliver free food to neighborhoods like Skid Row and Downtown L.A.
‘It’s our month’: USC’s Noche de Cultura Closes Latinx Heritage Month
USC celebrates the end of Latinx heritage month with final in-person event
Homelessness remains a key issue in West L.A.
City Council 5th District candidates disagree on the best way to address a top issue.
California’s dueling sports betting props won’t pass, polls show — what happens next?
A recent survey released by the Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies found that Propositions 26 and 27 are unlikely to pass in next month’s election. Will sports betting ever be allowed in California?
Bass and Caruso criticize city leadership in final mayoral debate before election
The candidates addressed the housing crisis, police reform and taxes as they made their final pitches to voters.
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Check out these LA spots over the long weekend.
Folt remarks about her hopes for the university as Trojan Family Weekend continues
Despite the looming concerns about issues like safety at disaffiliated fraternities, President Folt kicked off Trojan Family Weekend at Bovard Auditorium with welcome remarks to visiting families.
Representation in reading: how a JEP book project is helping South L.A. kids see themselves as scientists
A new book series release is helping to give local youth new access to fresh STEAM education.
USC soccer players accuse BYU fans of using racial slurs
These allegations from the Trojan women’s soccer team come just two weeks after a Duke University volleyball player sparked an investigation into another incident of a fan using racial slurs.
Record heat wave disproportionately hurt South L.A. residents
Climate change is increasing temperatures and the likelihood of intense heat waves, yet air conditioning is not required in housing by Los Angeles.
Dr. Fauci warns of possibility of new COVID-19 variant
White House chief medical advisor, Dr. Anthony Fauci, warned of the possibility of a new COVID-19 variant which may render existing immunity less effective.