Former USC basketball player Destiny Littleton has returned home after being caught in the conflict in Israel while playing professionally in Jerusalem. Her story, shared through social media, highlights both the human impact of the war and the growing concerns about misinformation online.

It’s important that Black authors are given platforms to illustrate the Black experience and culture from their lived perspectives. We spoke with two Black authors who hope to inspire, educate, and entertain readers through their writing.

With major news stories dominating feeds, students are reflecting on how much news is too much — and how to manage media fatigue.

USC students documented instances of food contamination in dining halls, spanning back to September.

The Walt Disney Company is designing, funding and rebuilding a recreational park after wildfire damage.

As Bad Bunny prepares to headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show, USC professors comment on the U.S. government’s critiques against celebrity advocacy.

An aquarium in Manhattan Beach is encouraging the South Bay community to protect local dolphins during era of environmental degradation.

USC student Moy Valdez says he’s “hopeful” to run for office despite barriers.

Theodore Kim and Keiko Morris talk about the future of work in the ever-changing news industry.

The department’s annual report showed over 270 cases of motor vehicle theft in 2024.

The late-night talk show host was suspended after comments made in a segment about the death of Charlie Kirk.

The conservative activist’s death on Wednesday during a stop on his “American Comeback” tour brings previous campus policies back into the spotlight.