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Today begins the year of the fire horse. Lunar New Year is celebrated in much of Asia, around the world and right here on campus! Students formed a line out the door ahead of USC Annenberg’s new year celebration this afternoon.

On Tuesday, the partial government shutdown ended after the Republican-led House passed a funding package. Five agencies received funding through the end of September: the Pentagon, as well as the State, Education, Treasury and Labor departments. But the Department of Homeland Security was only funded through the end of the week, with Congress at a stalemate over immigration enforcement.

Educators say the move could impact resources for schools in need.

The study found that hosts of the most listened-to shows are primarily white men.

Proposition 50, a state ballot measure to redraw California’s congressional districts for the upcoming election cycle, was projected to pass as polling places closed Tuesday night, according to the Associated Press.

Los Angeles comes alive to honor the deceased for Día de los Muertos on USC’s campus and around the city.

This year’s main stage spring commencement ceremony will return to the historic venue, the university announced Tuesday.

At an event in Santa Monica city officials gathered to discuss rebuilding in the Palisades and Malibu

The USC Dornsife Center for the Political Future helped host a conversation with Laurie Patton, president of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Tuesday evening.

Two resident assistants for South Residential College’s living learning communities helped make first-year students feel at home.

A panel of media experts met Tuesday at USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism to discuss the current state of VOA and likeminded organizations.

Exiled Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, addressed a crowd on USC’s campus, stressing the importance of resistance movements in Iran against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s government.

Undergraduate Student Government’s (USG) special election to fill a vacant senate seat began Wednesday morning with nine candidates running for one seat.