Flights, family, and budget trips: USC students talk spring break plans
Spring break plans are underway for USC students, with some booking budget flights, others opting for road trips, and many heading home to visit family.
Unconfirmed FBI warning sparks concern over possible attack in California
After an FBI memo warned of a possible Iranian drone attack in California, students expressed shock and concern, though officials say there is no immediate danger.
Los Angeles Marathon returns: city streets, beaches, and a Hollywood Oscar experience
Looking for a way to see all the cool hotspots of LA? Well lace up those shoes and hit the road because there's no time for walkin' this weekend as the LA Marathon comes to town. The route goes through neighborhoods such as Echo Park, Silverlake, Hollywood, and more.
Santa Ana winds expected to peak this weekend in LA
Make sure to bundle up and stay grounded this weekend as the Santa Ana winds are expected to hit Southern California. The high possibility of power outages and downed trees has led to a high wind advisory throughout the region.
SC Family Reunion celebrates Black culture and community at USC
Yesterday, USC’s Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs hosted the SC Family Reunion in McCarthy Quad, bringing students together to enjoy music, vendors, and community while honoring the 100th year of Black History Month.
SoCal museums open their doors for free this Sunday
If you’re looking for something fun and free, museums across Southern California are opening their doors this Sunday for the annual Free-for-All. Organizers say the event is all about making culture more accessible and giving everyone a reason to get out and explore.
CDC grant cuts raise concerns over public health costs
California and three other Democratic-led states are suing the Trump administration after the CDC cut six hundred million dollars in public health grants, raising questions about the future of healthcare funding.
University of Oklahoma graduate assistant suspended due to controversial grading
The instructor was placed on leave after failing a student who referenced the Bible on a science-based essay.
Humanoid robot Sophia meditates with students at the USC School of Cinematic Arts
The sessions aimed to improve human interactions with artificial intelligence.
Waymo announces self-driving taxis’ expansion to freeways
The self-driving vehicles’ upgraded driving privileges evoked mixed reactions about their transportation and safety.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month shines light on SoCal survivors
October provided an opportunity for USC and citywide organizations to highlight their resources and advocacy efforts on behalf of domestic violence survivors.
Westchester locals urge neighbors to ‘Vote yes for Prop 50’
Los Angeles volunteers canvassed hundreds of houses, encouraging voting in favor of Proposition 50.
USC Alumni shine at the 77th Emmy Awards
USC Alumni shine at the 77th Emmy Awards -- Students and faculty react to the variety of USC alum winners from the recent Emmys.
Decision in Noem v. Vasquez sparks campus outcry
Students and faculty expressed concern about the decision’s allowance of targeting the Latine community.
A breakdown of the 2025 Oscars
“Anora” is the big winner, taking home five oscars!