Immigration freeze hits 19 countries after D.C. shooting incident
Following the shooting that involving an Afghan immigrant, the U.S. halts green card approvals from 19 countries, raising concerns about immigration policy and affected communities.
Matt Van Epps wins Tennessee special election
Republican Van Matt Van Epps won the Tennessee special election and will assume the empty seat in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District.
1000 days until the LA28 Paralympics
With the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics approaching, accessibility advocates are pushing for stronger representation before the world arrives in Los Angeles.
Prop. 50 post-election analysis: an interview with Bob Shrum
Proposition 50 passed by a landslide during last night’s election. The proposition temporarily changes some California congressional districts for future elections. This gives Democrats in the state the opportunity to gain five more seats in the House during next year’s midterm elections. Sebastian Soto spoke with the Director of the Center for the Political Future, Bob Shrum, about what this means for California elections
Residentes de Florida y Colorado conmocionados tras redadas federales que detienen a casi 1,000 personas
El presidente Trump y otros funcionarios gubernamentales alabaron las redadas en redes sociales, mientras que algunos estudiantes temen que sus familias puedan ser el proximo objetivo.
Florida and Colorado residents shaken after federal agents detain nearly 1,000 in recent raids
President Trump and other government officials praised the raids on social media, while some local residents remain fearful that their families may be targeted next.
Two dead and six wounded after shots ring out at Florida State University
A 20-year-old current FSU student is accused of carrying out the shooting, which forced the university into a four-hour lockdown.
Arab American Heritage Month kicks off at USC despite a delay from the university
Live performances, food and vibrant music filled Hahn Plaza this afternoon, celebrating Arab American culture and history.
USC announces new multimedia production studio at D.C. Capital Campus
The studio, funded by a grant from the Annenberg Foundation, will be open to all USC students, faculty, staff, alumni and partners.
Students react to USC removing ‘DEI’ from its list of values
The recent adjustment comes in a series of administrative shifts following Trump’s executive orders.
2025′s Trojan Family Weekend event scheduled later than usual
Despite typically occurring in September, the event is set to take place in early November this year.
USC janitors rally, demand better benefits in their new contract
USC janitors rallied to put pressure is on Aramark to accept the new contract, which dictates a better insurance policy for janitors who believe their hard work has “gone unnoticed.”
USC’s chief health officer reiterates “robust” university vaccine policy in midst of measles outbreak
While California is among nine states with reported cases, USC requires vaccinations measles for all students.
International students at USC weigh in on Trump policies
The Trump administration’s recent policy announcements threaten the future of USC students’ visas
