Jason Mraz and Thornton students whip up an intimate, joyous afternoon concert
At a student-produced benefit concert featuring Jason Mraz, Thornton musicians brought fresh colors to Mraz’s songs while he shared wisdom for their creative road ahead.
USC students weigh speaking up as free speech confidence hits decade low in national survey
Knight Foundation research finds strong support for free expression and concerns about exercising it.
At aespa’s ‘SYNK : COMPLæXITY’ tour, humanity glitters through the glitches
Beneath the cyber-futurist spectacle, the K-pop quartet’s sold-out Intuit Dome show became a place for fans to sing, dance and ‘SYNK’ with one another.
California tax credits could open doors for the next generation of journalists
The Assembly Bill aims to help newsrooms retain and hire reporters, but its effect on entry-level opportunities may take years to measure.
Bob Baker Day pulls Los Angeles into a puppet-powered daydream
The 12th annual festival brought marionettes, clowns, costumed dogs and handmade whimsy to the State Historic Park.
5 USC student films in the spotlight at PBS’ Fine Cut Film Festival
The film festival highlights Southern California’s most notable student-directed short films.
Newsom declares state of emergency for El Niño: What is it and how will it impact USC?
Los Angeles experts weigh in on how the climate event could impact Southern California.
One year after Charlie Kirk’s murder, USC students reflect on his impact
The anniversary brought memorials nationwide and conversations about Kirk’s polarizing legacy.
