Swifties, it’s show(girl) time!
Fans are geeking out on the eve of Taylor Swift’s much-anticipated “The Life of a Showgirl” album drop.
Is Starbucks no longer the go-to coffee on campus?
This morning Starbucks announced it planes to close nearly 200 locations and cut 900 jobs across the U.S. and Canada in effort to confront financial concerns. Today we spoke to USC students about how closures might affect their coffee choices.
The Broad Museum $100-million expansion
New galleries will be making an appearance in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass dismisses Fire Chief Kristin Crowley
Residents and community members have mixed reactions as Kristin Crowley, chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department, is removed.
USC has a resident coyote
Students report sightings and encounters with coyote on campus.
USC student says he will file charges against UCLA student who slapped him at rivalry game
After a video of the alleged assault circulated, the USC sophomore says he is pressing charges.
Decades-long Conquest Week traditions altered due to new encampment restrictions
Student handbook additions following last spring’s encampments have implicated the traditional defense of University statues preceding the USC-UCLA football showdown.
International students, unable to vote, watch the presidential race from the sidelines
Representing a significant portion of the campus community, international students share what tomorrow’s election means to them.
Why are Gen-Z men turning out to support Trump?
How Donald Trump’s recent campaign strategies are captivating young men, from podcasts to anti-abortion policy promises.
How to cast your mail-in ballot
A look at state-specific rules for casting your mail-in ballot and crucial deadlines as election day approaches.
Want to protest on campus? Here’s how to do it while following the rules.
Annenberg Media has compiled a resource that attempts to explain how USC students are permitted to protest on their campus.
USC Jewish student organizations host vigil for October 7 victims
USC Hillel, Chabad, the Shoah Foundation and Trojans for Israel gathered at Hahn Plaza on Monday night in remembrance of the Hamas attack on Israel.
New California law bans legacy admission among private institutions
Starting Sept. 1 2025, USC and other California private schools will no longer be able to consider legacy in their admissions process.
Gov. Gavin Newsom passes ban on plastic bags from California grocery stores
Newsom approved an amended senate bill that will effectively prohibit plastic bags in checkout lines across the state.
