At least 55 more employees let go, USC reports 692 total layoffs as deficit reductions continue -- A state filing confirmed 55 additional job cuts, including SEIU union members, career services staffers and professors.
If signed into law this month, a new housing bill could create denser housing near LA’s transit hubs.
None of the universities have announced their plan for the White House’s proposed deal.
USC Dornsife named the world-renowned primatologist and conservationist a distinguished emeritus professor in 1991.
Award-winning author Elaine Hsieh Chou leads a conversation about her new collection of short stories, challenging the conventions of Asian American representation in literature.
USC distributes excess food via a neighborhood partnership with the St. Francis Center.
Two resident assistants for South Residential College’s living learning communities helped make first-year students feel at home.
The Democracy Project, a Rossier School of Education initiative, faces an uncertain future after losing its third year of federal funding.
USC community discusses the effects of AI regulations on companies and academia.
A panel of media experts met Tuesday at USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism to discuss the current state of VOA and likeminded organizations.
USC Thornton hosted the first Jazz Nights at Carson performance of the semester on Monday night at the Carson Soundstage.
The developers who created Norwood are pushing for agencies to sign the “actress,” sparking concern among film industry creatives.
In August, USC filed a motion to destroy “confidential” documents related to a settled discrimination and sexual assault lawsuit against the university and a former professor.
USC students and cinematic arts faculty expressed concern that the new tariff will infringe on the media industry’s independence and result in a lack of diversity in the film landscape.
Interim President Beong-Soo Kim explained why the school will continue considering if family members attended in its admissions process, and shared that the fall 2025 class saw the highest number of first-year applicants in USC’s history.
This lawsuit follows pro-Palestinian protests across the CSU system in 2024.
Students reevaluate how safe they feel seeking faith and safety at their respective religious institutions following yet another church shooting in Michigan on Sunday.
Diplo, Major Lazer, Soulja Boy, Loud Luxury and Acraze have all performed during the fall semester.
