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USC baseball clinches bye in Big Ten Tournament
The Trojans first game of the tournament is scheduled for May 22.
USC commencement blends ceremony and spectacle at L.A. Memorial Coliseum
On a clear, cool Thursday night, approximately 18,000 students graduated from the University of Southern California with speeches, spectacle and a drone show.
Tom Steyer’s billionaire status looms over gubernatorial campaign ahead of June 2 election
California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer rallied supporters at East Los Angeles College Wednesday with content creator Carlos Eduardo Espina and State Senator Caroline Menjivar.
New polling suggests Republicans could miss general election in California governor, LA mayor races
Xavier Becerra, Steven Hilton and Tom Steyer are in a statistical three-way tie, according to a poll released May 13 by Emerson College.
Lindsey Vonn to graduates: ‘Falling is part of life, but it doesn’t define you’
The Olympic gold medalist and bestselling author brings a message of resilience and radical honesty to USC Annenberg’s Class of 2026 commencement ceremony.
Keck and Norris nurses await progress in contract talks following strike
Union representatives report limited movement from USC as concerns over patient care and benefits persist.
Bees
Bees are a significant contributor to humans' food source, and the wellbeing of the entire planet. Meet beekeepers, scientists, and even everyday people who are making it their goal to protect bees.
The HoYoFair fan concert brings four fandoms together
To celebrate HoYoFair’s 5th anniversary, HoYoverse hosts the experience in the West for the first time.
Animal Tracking
Tracking mammals is a complex process that can require remote monitoring or active, in-the-field research depending on the animal. Through a mammalogy class observing squirrel behavior, what can tracking teach us about animals living close to humans?
Nithya Raman accuses Mayor Karen Bass of putting LA ‘up for sale to big tech’
City Councilmember Nithya Raman held a press conference on May 11 in Palms where she accused Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass of putting LA "up for sale to big tech."
Kash Amos named 2026 USC commencement student speaker
The senior Annenberg student-athlete’s path has been shaped by transfer journeys, community work and student leadership.
Al Jazeera documentary highlights USC’s sale of dead bodies to US Navy, Israeli military
The AJ+ documentary brought together journalists from Annenberg Media and the UCSD Guardian to follow up on the investigation into the series of contracts.
Big Ocean’s stage language comes into its own on ‘THE GREATEST BATTLE’ tour
The K-pop boy group’s Los Angeles show highlighted the group’s growth as performers.
Trojans tame the Wolf Pack in 8-0 series opener
Mason Edwards recorded ten strikeouts as the Trojans extended their winning streak to five games.
南加大学生打造为媒体偏见评分的新闻应用软件
创立于USC Iovine and Young Academy (IYA) 的初创公司Editory旨在重新定义记者与受众建立信任的方式。
BeachLife Festival launches Southern California into summer
The festival returned for its seventh year in Redondo, showcasing an all-star line up.
OPINION: Los Angeles needs independent theater like kids need weed
For a small production of “This Is Our Youth,” two young actors took on the impossible task of self-producing a play in Los Angeles.
Band Easy Honey at BeachLife Festival
Bandmates performed their music, including songs from their new EP during their set on Saturday of BeachLife Festival.
‘MICHAEL’ celebrates the ‘King of Pop’ by balancing spectacle and humanity
Antoine Fuqua’s highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic honors the icon’s early life and creative ambition
Photo Essay: CASA’s Chinese American Cultural Night
The annual event featured a variety of USC and UCLA student organizations as well as an independent artist hongjoin.
FIA’s latest fashion show warns audiences of artificial intelligence surveillance
USC’s premier fashion club celebrates 20 years of its annual showcase.
The Latino Alumni Association’s executive director on what he envisions for the future
Ray López-Chang wants to thread together the Latino community across generations and lived experiences.
Behind the Seams
Luke Severns is a fashion design major at ASU FIDM, where he is working on his junior collection inspired by women fighting in World War Two. He discusses the creative process before and during the creation of his collection, from the sketches to nearly completed final garments.
Film is not dead
The resurgence of film photography and how a local Hispanic-owned photo lab is bringing film back into focus.
A ‘slow-burn’ rise: How NMIXX is entering the global stage on its own timeline
As NMIXX embarks on its first world tour, the group’s Los Angeles appearances offer insight into a slower, more gradual rise and a multi-regional approach to global expansion in K-pop.
Seniors Prepare to Graduate Amid Real-World Uncertainties
Graduation is two weeks away and with the final two weeks of the year, we analyze the world that our seniors will graduate into.
Redistricting … what is it?
Given the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act ruling, USC students offer their insights into Proposition 50 and gerrymandering
‘It’s unacceptable’: Keck medical students demand transparency for donors
Students say that the program with the U.S. Navy and Israeli military contradicts what they’ve been taught at Keck.
USC film production sparks controversy after filming on campus with swastika symbol
A USC film student displayed an offensive flag while filming on USC’s campus late Monday night.
Price School of Public Policy among top five programs in the country
This marks the public policy school’s tenth year placing in the national top five public affairs programs.
The path most traveled? Wheels creating chaos on campus
Scooter accidents have increased nearly 180% this year, resulting in more ambulance calls and hospital visits.
A touchdown for women’s flag football
The rise in the sport’s popularity — and its addition to the Summer Olympics — is creating nationwide encouragement to make flag football an official Division I sport.
Marshall School of Business faculty express concern over worsening academic reputation
Fifty-two tenured faculty members sent a letter to the dean asking for increased communication and transparency.
A next-generation Latino record label is betting on itself
YUMA, J Arias, Davizzy, HDLV, and Harlo are coming together under the new record label, La Bodega.
Kings eliminated by Avalanche, get swept in first round
LA’s season ended with a whimper on Sunday, losing 5-1 against Colorado.
L.A. mayoral hopeful says Karen Bass failed in all aspects of the Palisades Fire
Mayoral candidate Adam Miller, a Democrat, pitched himself as the only moderate in the race in an interview with Annenberg Media.



































