USC Student Health to remain untouched amid federal funding scares and university budget cuts
The Trump Administration’s budget slashes and campuswide cutbacks will not affect student health services.
USC to sell Peace Garden despite student outcry
Diana Lucifera, a senior majoring in gender and sexuality studies, began every shift at the Peace Garden with a walkthrough of the property. Lucifera greeted visitors and cats between beds of native plants and under the shade of persimmon trees, all nestled in the backyard of the historic house north of campus.
Amazon does not plan to display tariff costs for online shoppers
Amazon denies plans to show tariff costs after report sparks backlash from the Trump administration.
Labor federation rallies for man deported to El Salvador
Hundreds call for the release of the man sent to an El Salvador prison by the Trump Administration in a rally organized by the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor.
SCOTUS rules in line with Alien Enemies Act
The US Supreme Court is allowing the Trump Administration to use the 1798 law for deportation purposes.
Union rallies for Tufts University student
The Service Employees International Union gathered to protest the Trump Administration’s detainment of Tufts University student.
Republicans win out in legislative elections
Conservative majorities in the United States Senate and House of Representatives give the party control of all three branches of the federal government.
Experts stress importance of Los Angeles local elections: “You must get involved, and you must pay attention”
Seats in the City Council, Board of Education and District Attorney’s office will all be at stake this week, and the results of the election will impact Angelenos’ daily lives.
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles will pay $880 million to clergy sex abuse victims
More than 1,300 people dating back to the 1940s will receive settlements.
Jim McDonnell appointed as new LAPD chief
The former Los Angeles County Sheriff served with the LAPD for 29 years.
University of California faculty charge their administration with labor violations amid crackdown on pro-Palestinian speech
The Council of University of California Faculty Associations cited instances of free speech violations and inconsistent disciplinary action.
Scholars share findings on policy during election years with students at USC Price lecture series
The Price School’s Civil Leadership Education and Research (CLEAR) Initiative hosts lectures for authors to discuss their newly published books on governance.
