USC Sustainability Hub celebrates Green Week with a scaly new friend
Professor Agsten presents lizard at Sustainability Hub.
Go Greek Yogurt plans to open location by USC in early 2027
The frozen yogurt chain will open under West 27th Place apartments on Figueroa Street.
The Lucas Museum brings futuristic art to Exposition Park
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art officially opened.
Keck Medicine of USC, Keck School of Medicine to see leadership shake ups
Both the CEO of Keck Medicine and the dean of Keck School of Medicine of USC will be stepping down, among other changes.
Former senior investigator sues USC for discrimination and retaliation
The lawsuit is the third wrongful termination suit filed against the university this year.
Emails detail former USC social work advisor’s workplace and environmental concerns before termination lawsuit
The 2022 correspondence, obtained by Annenberg Media, precedes the employee’s termination amongst university-wide layoffs.
Pop Mart vending machine replaces Sprinkles Cupcakes ATM near USC Bookstore
The vending machine sells designer toys and figurines ranging from $16.99 to $36.99.
Community members weigh implications of California billionaire tax proposal
The measure is heading to the November ballot after receiving more than 1.5 million signatures of support.
Trump criticizes Pope Leo in series of social media posts
USC community members weighed the religious implications of the president’s disdainful remarks.
SDA students respond to staff layoffs, large budget cuts
School of Dramatic Arts students organized a sit-in at 10 a.m. outside the Dick Wolf Drama Center Tuesday protesting the hefty budget cuts and recent staff layoffs in the School of Dramatic Arts. They expressed frustration over what they described as the declining quality of their academics.
Former USC employee sues the university on allegations of wrongful termination
Employee alleges that the university terminated her due to age, making it the second wrongful termination suit brought forth this past year.
USC experts say regime change in Iran unlikely despite U.S.-Israel escalation
Scholars say internal opposition remains fragmented and history shows outside intervention rarely produces a stable political transition.
Mexico faces violence, unrest after killing of cartel leader with U.S. assistance
More than 70 people have died in and after the operation due to roadblocks and cartel violence.
More healthcare workers join strike against Kaiser after month-long stalled negotiations
Calling for fair wages and improved working conditions, healthcare professionals urged the company to bargain.
USC alumni take home six awards at the 2026 Grammys
From Ludwig Göransson’s two wins for his work on “Sinners” to Alexander Lloyd Blake’s Grammy for “Nomadica,” Thornton graduates were top honorees at the event.