In wake of arrest, Pacific Palisades residents remain focused on rebuilding
After Jonathan Rinderknecht was arrested in Florida on Tuesday, Pacific Palisades residents reflect on the long rebuilding process.
Campus safety, freedom of expression under scrutiny after Charlie Kirk dies at Utah college months after USC visit
The political activist and social media personality was killed while giving a talk at a Utah college on Wednesday.
Doug Emhoff joins USC Gould Faculty as a Distinguished Visiting Professor
Former Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will join the USC Gould Faculty as a distinguished visiting professor, starting July 1st.
Can churches still serve as sanctuary for undocumented immigrants?
For decades, churches have been a safe space for undocumented immigrants, even providing shelter at times. They were off-limits to immigration officials until recently, when the Trump administration changed the rules. With these protections no longer in place, can churches still serve as sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants?
USC raises tuition, again, bringing total attendance costs to nearly $100,000
USC Tuition has increased about 5% each year since 2022, and more than $10,000 since the pandemic.
Budget shortfalls stifle the Daily Trojan
Starting in Spring 2025, the last daily print student-run paper on the West Coast will not pay anyone on its staff and stop its daily print schedule.
‘Vigil for Palestine’ held outside Folt’s annual holiday reception
‘Vigil for Palestine’ held outside Folt’s annual holiday reception, Members of SJP and FJP demonstrated outside USC Town and Gown.
United Faculty-United Auto Workers deliver union authorization letter to USC officials
The union, which includes full-time, part-time and adjunct faculty, also petitioned the National Labor Relations Board to establish their union.
USC’s non-tenure track faculty and adjuncts intend to form union
Full-time, part-time, and adjunct faculty across schools expressed support
From Sanctuary City to Dining Dollars
On today’s show, we speak to international students about their concerns for winter break travel and getting back into the country, learn about a dining dollar donation program, and hear what students Spotify wrapped turned out to be. All that and more, from where we are.
From Conquest Week to Turkey Giveaways
On today’s show, we speak with professionals at USC Gould School of Law on what to expect with immigration under Trump’s administration, attend the 10th annual turkey giveaway in Inglewood, and give you all the details you need to enjoy the rest of Conquest week! All that and more, From Where We Are.
From Post Election to Reproductive Rights
On today’s show, we give a recap of California congressional races, we speak with fans paying their condolences at Fernando Valenzuela’s funeral, and we unpack reproductive rights with a California abortion clinician. All that and more, From Where We Are.
From Dodgers to Voting
On today’s show, we speak to Angelenos casting their ballots at the city’s mobile voting center a week ahead of Election Day, we have live updates of World Series Game 5 between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees, and we speak to District 14 Candidate Ysabel Jurado about gaining the trust of young voters. All that and more, From Where We Are.
From the Menendez Brothers to LACMA
On today’s show, we hear from the family of Lyle and Erik Menendez, a preview of LACMA’s latest exhibition on religion, culture, and the cosmos, and the city commemorates 30 years since Angelenos historically marched in protest of the anti-immigrant Proposition 187. All that and more, From Where We Are.
UCLA health care workers picket for higher wages
Hundreds of UCLA health care employees gathered Thursday outside the Ronald Reagan Medical Center to protest what they say is unfair compensation.