FBI issues search warrants for LAUSD Superintendent’s home and office
The FBI searched Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home and office this morning; the reason is still unclear.
ICE Out protest occurs at USC Village Target
People gathered at the Target in the USC Village to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions on Wednesday morning. Protesters demand that the Minnesota-based retailer take a stand against President Trump’s deportation ‘surge’ operation.
Meet the USC Board of Trustees’ 10 highest political donors
Annenberg Media sorted through FEC data to locate where the board’s federal donations were going.
College Republicans drop out of USC debate tradition
The semesterly debate between campus Republicans and Democrats was changed to a panel format after the College Republicans failed to find enough debaters.
Adam Schiff visits USC, encourages university to defend democracy
Senator Adam Schiff spoke in Town & Gown about his personal life, religious beliefs and political concerns after decades in civil service.
Open Dialogue Project explores conservative ideology on campus through Trump Administration ‘compact’
USC faculty members engaged in an open forum discussion to provide their insights on the Compact for Academic Excellence after USC’s rejection, touching on topics like the budget, grading policies and conservative ideology.
Understanding the compact
From caps on international students to tuition freezes, this breakdown covers the details of Trump’s ‘compact’ for universities.
‘Resounding no’: USG leaders discuss funding compact with USC administration
USC leaders met with Interim President Beong-Soo Kim to relay students' concerns about the Trump administration's Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.
At USC vigil, Charlie Kirk’s death described as “turning point” in American politics
Turning Point USA’s USC chapter raised $1,500 in one day to rent out the Tutor Campus Center Grand Ballroom Thursday evening to honor the late conservative activist.
President Donald Trump files $15 billion lawsuit against New York Times
The president made a defamation claim against the newspaper’s editorial board.
USC’s new digital course materials program aims to lessen costs
USC has announced a new plan to make textbooks cheaper for students.
Trojans fast for Ash Wednesday
For the start of Lent, the USC Catholic community discusses how they are celebrating and what they are giving up for the period of fasting.
No more free rides? Union Station becomes latest LA Metro station where riders must tap to exit
The TAP-to-Exit program began last May in hopes of improving train safety and rider experience.
Department of Education blocks Elon Musk’s DOGE from accessing student data
The temporary ban raises concerns for student’s future privacy.
Is Trump’s plan for Gaza feasible?
President Trump wants to send Palestinians to Jordan and Egypt, but cooperation is doubtful.