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Humanoid robot Sophia meditates with students at the USC School of Cinematic Arts
The sessions aimed to improve human interactions with artificial intelligence.
By Sophia Kang
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U.S. State Department to remove USC from research program over DEI hiring practices
The Trump administration proposed to exclude 38 universities from the Diplomacy Lab starting next year.
By Daniela Mattson and Maria Laguna
Target Partners with ChatGPT for AI-assisted Shopping
Customers can access the AI app to enhance their shopping experience.
By Matthew Suh and Shaun Shpall
USC hosts panel with IWMF Courage in Journalism Awardee Maritza Félix
IWMF’s Elisa Lees Muñoz and Chicago Public Media’s Kimbriell Kelly spoke in the panel discussion moderated by Jean Guerrero.
By Avidha Raha
USC hosts panel with IWMF Courage in Journalism Awardee Maritza Félix
IWMF’s Elisa Lees Muñoz and Chicago Public Media’s Kimbriell Kelly spoke in the panel discussion moderated by Jean Guerrero.
By Avidha Raha
Larry Summers steps down from positions after emails reveal ties to Jeffrey Epstein
The former Harvard University President is not scheduled to teach at Harvard University next semester.
By Alea Motwane
Inside a ‘house on fire’: Interim President Beong-Soo Kim on his first four months in office
Kim described an obligation to make “as many hard, painful decisions as need to be made” to a faculty audience at a University Club luncheon Monday.
New USG budget allocation bill advocates for an increase to Student Programming Fee
USG's latest budget called for spending down its funds in order "to effectively advocate for an increase to the programming fee."
Journalists face growing threats under the Trump Administration
Increased incidents of assault against journalists, prompting renewed conversations about safety, resilience and press freedom.
A decrease in graduate student enrollment will hit Viterbi in Spring 2026
Due to a decrease in Master’s programs in Viterbi, faculty raised questions about potential layoffs in the spring semester, but are uncertain whether it will go into effect.
By Grace Song
Student Union bomb threat found to be false
Students and staff were evacuated for half an hour before the building was declared safe.
California Science Center offers a sneak peek of new space center expansion
Three new galleries will display rockets, space capsules and a game designed by USC students.
Study reveals graduates are facing the worst job market in five years
New employees will face issues in the job market due to AI, budget cuts and preferences, a new study shows.
USC School of Cinematic Arts begins planning for construction of AI-powered production studio
The Blavatnik Family Foundation donated $25 million to support the construction of a new visual effects studio.
‘Opponents are not our enemies’: USC hosts political experts to examine America’s future
The USC Center for the Political Future’s annual Warschaw Conference brought together leading voices from politics, media and academia to discuss the nation’s most pressing political issues.
Rain or shine, Troy Camp’s ‘Pass the Can’ tradition drives forward at USC Football’s Homecoming game
For more than 60 years, a student-led fundraiser, "Pass the Can," has supported continuous mentorship for South L.A. kids.
By Zoe Fan
Conquest Week will look different this holiday season
Thanksgiving break is causing a major schedule shift for festivities leading up to the much-anticipated USC vs. UCLA football game.
By Kaylee Eiber
Camp Flog Gnaw postponed due to rain
Weather caused last-minute delays to Tyler, the Creator’s music festival
By Alex Gross and Natallie Shakeri