USC alumna named finalist, two graduates named semifinalists for 2025 Student Academy Awards
Three USC student filmmakers have been recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, including one USC alumna who has been named a finalist for the Student Academy Awards.
USC freshman charged with felonies after allegedly pointing gun at student
The student, Sufian Khmous, will attend his first court date on May 6.
Student-led boycott to take place in the USC Village
‘Down With the Gates’: SJP is holding a ‘Blockade + Boycott’ protest today in an attempt to shut down the USC Village.
Pro-Palestine protesters who occupied a building at Stanford charged with felonies
The 12 protesters have been charged with felony vandalism and felony conspiracy to trespass.
General public shows heavy criticism towards student-led protests
A USC study details that most American adults do not support students skipping class to protest and shouting down public speakers.
Dancing for them: the making of the dance short film ‘Baraye’
This USC student film sheds light on the women who fought for their rights in the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement in Iran.
USC students are leading the charge on immigration “know your rights” red cards
Some students have taken the initiative to distribute red cards across the USC campus.
American Heart Month: a time for love and health
During February, organizations aim to increase awareness for the nation’s leading cause of death.
New USC web page tracks presidential executive orders
The web page lists orders related to ending DEI programs and denying trans women from playing in women’s sports.
International students at USC weigh in on Trump policies
The Trump administration’s recent policy announcements threaten the future of USC students’ visas
Avian Flu leads to a massive egg shortage
Egg prices saw a sharp spike in December, causing economic strain on families and students in the USC area
“We are the last generation:” USC Hillel hosts Holocaust survivor
Holocaust survivor Eva Perlman shares her story with USC students, highlighting the importance of Holocaust remembrance.
USC Helenes break a longstanding tradition
USC Helenes called out the double standard of the University when they allowed the Trojan Knights and The Helenes to camp out overnight in the name of school spirit, but rejected these same rights for protesters in the past year.
USC students share their opinions on Trump’s new cabinet
Trump's recent appointment of cabinet members is provoking lots of buzz. As a result, we quizzed USC students on their knowledge on the matter and heard many opinions about the incoming members.
USC breaks ground on new football performance center
The $200 million, state-of-the-art facility is scheduled to open in summer 2026.