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Community safety advisory issued after numerous break-ins at The Lorenzo
After multiple thefts at the off-campus apartment complex, DPS warns against unlocked doors.
By Alex Gross and Olivia Giangeruso
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‘A strain on me financially’ — CalFresh benefits may not go out November 1
The federal program provides money for more than 1.5 million residents of Los Angeles County experiencing food insecurity.
USC students bring their stories to the big screen at Newport Beach Film Festival
The next generation of filmmakers showcased their vision at one of Southern California’s most anticipated cinematic screening events.
USC recaps Breast Cancer Awareness Month support
The month of October is a nationwide movement raising awareness for breast cancer.
By Kaylee Eiber
Open Dialogue Project explores conservative ideology on campus through Trump Administration ‘compact’
USC faculty members engaged in an open forum discussion to provide their insights on the Compact for Academic Excellence after USC’s rejection, touching on topics like the budget, grading policies and conservative ideology.
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.
Faculty and students rally to celebrate USC’s rejection of Trump’s compact
The event was organized by different USC unions and faculty organizations to educate Trojans about the demands outlined in Trump’s letter
By Aditya Thiyag and Constanza Montemayor
‘Everybody is distraught’: Continuing layoffs to academic support staff hit Dornsife
Dornsife laid off more than 160 staff members just two weeks after Viterbi’s mass cuts.
By Scott Hills
“The State of Black LA” advocates for solidarity in Black and Brown communities
The third annual symposium brought together professional organizations and advocates for change to look towards a united future for Los Angeles.
By Maria Laguna
School of Dramatic Arts performs ‘Wicked’ halftime show in front of 75,000 fans
A theatrical intermission between two halves of winning Trojan football.
By Louis Herndon and David Silverstein
New York Times recruiters tell aspiring journalists to find their niche
Theodore Kim and Keiko Morris talk about the future of work in the ever-changing news industry.
By Matthew Suh and Sophia Ainsworth
Lead On! A conference empowering future female communicators
The USC Center for Public Relations held its fifth Lead On! forum for women in leadership.
By Leo Li and Kailee Bryant
USC earns a failing grade for academic freedom from the Muslim Public Affairs Council
The new report card ranks how 20 U.S. universities handled student protests last year.
USC declines to join Trump’s university compact
The university is the fourth to turn down Trump’s offer, following MIT, Brown and the University of Pennsylvania.
The Graduate Student Government calls for USC to reject the Compact for Academic Excellence
The USC Graduate Student Government sent a letter to the university administration, calling on them to reject the Trump administration's academic compact.
By Emma Ibrahim
USC neuropsychologist co-leads $39M project to detect Alzheimer’s earlier
Professor of Psychology and Family Medicine, Duke Han, joined an initiative to create a digital platform that enhances Alzheimer’s assessment and prevention.
By Laury Li
USC gets intimate with the Sexploration Tent
Come for the sex-ed, stay for the sexpertise — USC’s Sexploration Tent is bringing honesty, humor, and healthy conversations to campus.
By Karla Cruz
Students face a wet and wild journey, soaking up more than knowledge
As students prepare for midterms, they find out that when it rains, it pours and actually rains.