Learn about Hyde, a third-year Roski Design student with nearly 200,000 Instagram followers, who grew his passion into a profession by believing in himself and “hitting post.”

As the semester ends, seniors are making the most of their last days at USC, reflecting on their time at Annenberg Media and preparing for life after graduation.

High winds in the Coachella Valley have made for some extra dusty, uncomfortable music festivals lately. We share tips for concertgoers looking to attend concerts in areas of growing wind.

Two USC Iovine and Young Academy juniors have created a start-up aiming to help journalists bridge the gap between reporter and reader.

David Rodin and Zubin Hydrie are juniors earning their degrees in the intersection of technology, business, and the arts at USC’s Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy (IYA).

Leading Democratic candidate for California governor Eric Swalwell suspended his campaign Sunday. The decision comes after Swalwell was accused of sexual assault and misconduct by former staff members.

With more than 200 cases reported last year, health officials say flea-borne typhus is rising across Los Angeles County and could increase further in the warmer months.

Out of nearly 80,000 applicants, USC admitted about 10,000 students to the Class of 2030, with an average GPA of 3.92. As admitted student days begin, tour guides say campus will see an increase in visitors.

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?

“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.

Study finds nearly double the number of teens vaping every day since 2020, with more struggling to quit.

How much money and when the funds will be given to those experiencing food insecurity is still unclear.

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.

After starting as a dorm room project, the company has made big strides.

Students reevaluate how safe they feel seeking faith and safety at their respective religious institutions following yet another church shooting in Michigan on Sunday.