Assembly Bill 2251 will focus on University transparency concerning financial aid and ways to request more aid.

The City Council welcomed Los Angeles Mayor-elect Nithya Raman at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. Raman pledged to work closely with the City Council, saying the city’s challenges are too big for the mayor and council members to solve alone.

The president spoke with New York Times opinion writers Frank Bruni and Bret Stephens about the future of policy and the health of democracy in the United States.

Domestic and international students face increasingly expensive flights home for Thanksgiving and winter break.

First-Generation Week brought students together through performances, workshops and community-building activities.

CommUnity Arts Collective’s fall production of ‘Water by the Spoonful’ highlights underrepresented experiences.

Following Raman’s mayoral win, USC students point to housing affordability, immigration protections and public transportation as priorities for her incoming administration.

The governor’s decision extends a 2019 moratorium that halted executions but left death sentences in place.

Meet the graduate student duo offering free advice in front of Taper Hall most Wednesdays.

Marissa Roy recently visited USC to support its proposed non-tenure track faculty union.

As Democrats gain the majority in Congress, immigration groups are looking for tangible actions from the party.

USC students resonate with the groundbreaking political moment.

AP Voter Poll shows that young voters were less likely to back House Republicans this year than in 2024.

Campaigning has shifted to short-form videos that target Gen-Z audiences, but the efficacy of voter turnout is up for debate.

Voters speak on the importance of having their say outside the USC Village polling center.