USC’s first chief sustainability officer ‘moves on’
Appointed by former President Carol Folt, Mick Dalrymple is leaving the university after five years.
Recent USC grad wins Los Angeles Area Emmy
Sanay Saboo won in the short promo sports category for USC football’s “War Time.” This marks the second consecutive year a USC student production has won the award.
New visa rules affecting international students take effect in September. Here’s what to know
The Department of Homeland Security’s new policy replaces the long-standing “duration of status” system with fixed periods of stay for international students, exchange visitors and journalists on I visas.
Lindsey Vonn will be USC Annenberg commencement speaker
The social media-forward Olympic gold medalist and author has used her background as an athlete to shape her storytelling skills.
USC tuition hike will likely push cost of attendance over $100K
Tuition has steadily increased by about 5% over the last few years, making USC one of the most expensive universities in the country.
A decade of Dímelo; Diez años of telling us your stories
As we complete our first decade, we want to hear about memories from you!
Thousands gather in Los Angeles for national day of action against ICE
On Jan. 30, protestors came together in and around City Hall to call for ICE to leave the city.
Alleged shoplifter detained in Wallis Annenberg Hall
A man accused of stealing a hat from the USC Bookstore was detained at Wallis Annenberg Hall Monday afternoon.
What are Trojans up to this summer?
While some are focused on jobs and internships others will be enjoying a much needed vacation.
The 30th annual L.A. Times Festival of Books returns to USC
Authors, panels, and artists will all come together to celebrate literature, reading, and everything in between!
Commemorating 110 years: USC reflects on Armenian Genocide anniversary
USC and UCLA’s Armenian Student Associations will host a joint candlelight vigil on Thursday night.
Where Harvard stands with the Trump administration
After Harvard refused to accept the President’s demands, officials have cut over $2 billion in funding and are questioning the university’s tax-exempt status.
Homies, Healing and Harmony: The unofficial story of Homeboy Industries takes center stage
“Homeboys, A Musical” brings it back to Boyle Heights, sharing the history of the non-profit while reminding everyone “give us jobs, not jails!”
Experts visit Annenberg to share immigration reporting tips
Panelists discussed connecting with vulnerable sources and reporting accurately in an open forum with students.
Getting to know the 2025-2026 USG candidates and the only Latine USG candidate running for president
Current USG Senator Heydy Vasquez talks about her campaign, leadership, and advocacy.