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Autism Acceptance Month has shifted from awareness to acceptance
Autism Acceptance Month is pushing past stereotypical barriers of awareness. Now, April is about highlighting the experiences and lives of the autism community.
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Disco Lines to perform near USC
Trojans reflect on the growing popularity of such events — and music — on college campuses.
By Matilda McLaren and Julia Szymanski
“Californians are getting crushed:” Gas prices continue to strain local drivers
Amidst a global oil crisis, drivers are facing an unfortunate reality at the pump.
By Zia Sirianni and Holdenn Graff
The National Labor Relations Board approves USC faculty to vote on forming union
The National Labor Relations Board authorized USC faculty to vote on assembling a union after months of university resistance.
USC students react to Artemis II
As the Artemis program takes the next step towards lunar exploration, students are excited for what this could bring in the future.
By Jackson Mills and Brooke Lordino
Trump said he’s considering pulling out of NATO — here’s what that could mean for the U.S.
Experts say that a withdrawal from the alliance could disrupt relationships with allies across the globe.
USC students to host ‘Boyle ICE’ anti-ICE punk show tonight
A class project became more than just an assignment when five USC students decided to take a political stance.
SDA students respond to staff layoffs, large budget cuts
School of Dramatic Arts students organized a sit-in at 10 a.m. outside the Dick Wolf Drama Center Tuesday protesting the hefty budget cuts and recent staff layoffs in the School of Dramatic Arts. They expressed frustration over what they described as the declining quality of their academics.
USG passes resolution for Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) cultural lounge
USC’s Undergraduate Student Government passed a resolution on Tuesday night that calls on the administration to establish an independent Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) cultural lounge and address structural inequalities.
USC Freshman student shot at “No Kings” Protest
Tucker Collins, an 18-year-old astronautical engineering major at USC, was allegedly shot in the eye by a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agent with a projectile containing chemical irritants while attending a protest on March 28 outside the Metropolitan Detention Center in Downtown Los Angeles.
USC Armenian Students Association kicks off Heritage Month with celebration of culture and resilience
USC’s Armenian Students Association kicked off Armenian heritage month on Tuesday afternoon with an immersive celebration of Armenian cuisine, traditional dance and live cultural performances.
Mayoral primary race shows conflicting voting polls between two Democratic candidates
Incumbent LA Mayor Karen Bass is behind in a recent poll, showing Nithya Raman having nearly double the voter support.
Students raise concerns over accessibility at Roski building
Despite its compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, students still report inaccessible and broken features.
By Aden Max Juarez and Ko Mosley
USC global health communication fellows discuss research in Africa
African senior fellows explained the progress of projects developing in Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi and South Africa.
Families left in the dark: UCSD, USC quietly sell donors’ bodies to Navy for Israeli military training
The U.S. Navy has taken the first steps to extend the program that relies on anatomical donations from USC and the UC system until 2029.
There’s now a way to skip the line at Rock & Reilly’s
The student pub is now offering exclusive membership packages.
By Evyn Ableson
‘Protein-maxxing’ is skyrocketing … but are its health benefits
The influx of high-protein diets is reaping fewer benefits than advertised, experts say.
By Zia Sirianni
Transgender students at USC navigate uncertainty amid national policy shifts
As anti-trans legislation expands nationwide, trans students describe the atmosphere on campus.
By Ko Mosley