USC students share their shopping plans for the busiest shopping days of the year in a post-government shutdown economy.
The weekend after Thanksgiving is commonly characterized by phenomena Black Friday and Cyber Monday, coupled with the start of holiday spending. But are people spending less this holiday season than in previous years due to inflation?
‘To the nuns, this heist is life-or-death’: ‘Nuns with Guns’ is 1 of 4 short films in SCA’s senior thesis program
“Nuns with Guns” is an action-comedy that follows three nuns who, when faced with the foreclosure of their church, take matters into their own hands and rob a bank.
Daily vaping surges among teens in 8th to 12th grade, according to new Keck study
Study finds nearly double the number of teens vaping every day since 2020, with more struggling to quit.
SNAP benefits will be partially paid out in November
How much money and when the funds will be given to those experiencing food insecurity is still unclear.
California enacts first state-level ban on ultra-processed foods in school meals.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the “Real Food, Healthy Kids” bill, with a plan to define ultra-processed foods and phase them out of school cafeterias by 2035.
USC entrepreneurs represent Im’peccable Chicken on Shark Tank
After starting as a dorm room project, the company has made big strides.
Safety concerns arise among religious worshippers following shooting and arson attack at church in Michigan
Students reevaluate how safe they feel seeking faith and safety at their respective religious institutions following yet another church shooting in Michigan on Sunday.
Former U.S. Senator Joe Manchin speaks at USC on his new memoir
The new author spoke at Verna and Peter Dauterive Hall to promote his new book and discuss bipartisan politics.
USC students reflect on their experiences at the Emmy Awards
At a night celebrating some of the biggest names in television, some USC students were able to experience the Emmy's ceremony up close.
FDA launches major phase-out of petroleum-based food dyes in push for healthier America
Under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s initiative “Make America Healthy Again,” the FDA is moving to eliminate synthetic dyes linked to health risks from the U.S. food supply, including red dye No. 40, replacing them with natural alternatives by 2026
The yoga paradox
Have you ever wondered why getting off the waitlist for a Yoga Sculpt CorePower class is nearly impossible? Yoga is a proven stress reliever and exercise that gets people out of bed, especially when mixed with heat, house music, and 5lb weights. But what is so “hot” about hot yoga that keeps us returning for more?
Morning Mischief at USC — where house music met holistic wellness
On Saturday, Ministry of Coffee, a place USC students know and love, hosted the USC club Peace Unity Love @ Sc’s (PulSC) for its “Morning Mischief” event. From a guided sound bath, discounted cafe items, to a live DJ set by one of PulSC’s founders, Aadi Tibarewala, the event showcased a vibrant community of students and their talents that come together in peace, unity, and love to celebrate life through holistic wellness.
Sports Business Summit gathers current students, professionals and aspiring sports industry leaders
The all-day Thursday event celebrated business opportunities in athletics and the excellence of the Trojan family.
