Organized by the USC Divest From Death Coalition, students are gathered in Alumni Park in what is one of the first West Coast occupations on a college campus.

Tolson, the interim dean, is the second woman to hold the position in the school’s 123-year history.

Singer is a Los Angeles native and a former felon. This year, he will join other former felons in heading to the polls as eligible voters for the first time thanks to a new California law that automatically restores voting rights for ex-felons, even if they are on probation or parole.

Responses reveal stark differences among USG presidential candidates.

Celebrating with local flowers and free trade chocolate is easier and more important than you think.

Cupid is making his way through the L.A. traffic and coming to USC. Valentine’s Day is particularly popular among lovers of love and general holiday participants as it provides a much needed respite from the holiday drought of the spring semester.

USC students share their experience watching the Grammy Awards.

This week the Los Angeles Times laid off 20 percent of its newsroom, and questions about the lifespan of longstanding publications like the Times and how the type and quality of their reporting will change are at the forefront of students’ minds at Annenberg, USC’s school of journalism.

Not every Christmas classic a personal favorite. We went around USC asking student what their least and most favorite Christmas song is.

The recent fire has caused a major freeway to close, affecting students and educators at L.A. elementary schools

USC is once again expanding their reach, now with a new Keck facility in the heart of Boyle Heights. But not everyone is too happy, as protesters took to the streets last week to speak out against the building's development.

We look into the history behind the iconic holiday

J & F Digital Photo Lab opens up a new film developing pick-up service inside Cafe Dulce. We speak with the owner of the new business as well as students and how they’re taking advantage of it.