Bad Bunny book talk
This afternoon, Wallis Annenberg Hall hosted authors of “P-FKN-R: How Bad Bunny Became the Global Voice of Puerto Rican Resistance.
Blue state, big questions: California’s politics and economy under the microscope
As California marks 175 years in the Union, USC experts and students gathered to discuss the state’s political and economic future. From the influence of special interests to the power of voter engagement, the panel explored whether the Golden State is at a crossroads—and what comes next.
USC students rush to secure housing as leases fill quickly
Student housing companies paid a visit to campus today, setting up booths on Trousdale Parkway. With students signing leases at a rapid rate, preferred rooms could be full by March, according to some leasing managers. The companies took this opportunity to outline the best way and time for students to sign a lease.
LAUSD to lay off hundreds as COVID-era funding ends
The Los Angeles Unified School District expects roughly 657 job cuts after a 4 to 3 board vote this week that led to layoffs for central and regional office staff. With LAUSD already facing tight budget issues, how will the layoffs affect schools across LA County?
Students from across LAUSD protest immigration raids in Downtown L.A.
Hundreds of LAUSD students participated in a coordinated walkout and march through Downtown Los Angeles to protest immigration enforcement actions. The demonstration drew support from parents and community members.
University of Alabama suspends Black, female student publications
Officials cited DEI policies ending support for two student-run magazines.
States are striking down redistricting efforts. Where does Prop. 50 stand now?
California’s Proposition 50 still stands despite Texas’ redistricting efforts being deemed unconstitutional.
U.S. State Department to remove USC from research program over DEI hiring practices
The Trump administration proposed to exclude 38 universities from the Diplomacy Lab starting next year.
The government shutdown came to an end. What’s next?
As federal workers return to their positions, millions of Americans still wait for benefits and services.
LAPD stops releasing criminal map records
The department said the decision was made to better serve public interest.
“The State of Black LA” advocates for solidarity in Black and Brown communities
The third annual symposium brought together professional organizations and advocates for change to look towards a united future for Los Angeles.
Trump administration offers broadsweeping policy agreement to USC and eight other colleges in exchange for federal funding
None of the universities have announced their plan for the White House’s proposed deal.
USC students and workers react to changing Starbucks policies
Amidst mass layoffs and store closures, the popularity of the USC Starbucks locations has made employees worry about adapting to new policies.
Former U.S. Senator Joe Manchin speaks at USC on his new memoir
The new author spoke at Verna and Peter Dauterive Hall to promote his new book and discuss bipartisan politics.
