Imagine walking into your favorite fast-food restaurant, craving your favorite item, only to find out that the price has changed since your last visit. Not because of a new menu or special promotion, but because of something called dynamic pricing.

The daughters of LA police brutality-victim Rodney King and iconic 1950s and 60s human rights activist Malcolm X joined the USC Annenberg Charlotta Bass Journalism and Justice Lab on campus today to celebrate Charlotta Bass Day

On a rainy night in Los Angeles, USC Thornton faculty and alumni took center stage, winning a combined 15 awards

Over the weekend, controversial AI images of Taylor Swift circulated on X, formerly Twitter, captured the attention of the internet. X restricted searches for the pop star, but what's next when it comes to the consequences of this incident? Robert Westermann has the details

Adjunct professors want higher wages and job security.

Adjunct professors want higher wages, more diversity and better path to full-time positions.

With events like a talk with Native American entrepreneur Joey Montoya, a celebration with President Carol Folt and a panel on Hahn Plaza, Native American Heritage Month is full of cultural celebrations across USC.

Sunday, Nov. 3 marked the end of daylight savings time, and almost all Americans gained an hour of sleep to accommodate for more daylight in the morning.

USC School of Dramatic Art’s production of Pippin opens on Friday.

Many USC students are planning to stay close to campus for this year’s fall break, despite not having to attend any classes from Oct. 12-15.

Two rockets were delivered to Exposition Park’s California Science Center, completing the Endeavour space shuttle display.

The Vatican meeting that opened Wednesday is talking about opening the church to women, LGBTQ+ and divorced members.

The Golden Globes announced this week that it would be adding two new categories to its list of awards: Cinematic and Box Office Achievement in Motion Pictures and Best Stand-Up Comedian on Television.

Questions remain surrounding the specifics of the decision.

Despite protests by students and faculty, the Cal State University Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Wednesday to raise tuition at the school by six percent.