USC researchers find communication gap between AI and humans
The team concluded artificial intelligence interprets words like “maybe” or “probably” differently than us.
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Internet fame, musical acclaim: 4 LGBTQIA+ icons who attended USC
Learn about some famous LGBTQIA+ alums as Pride Month comes to a close.
Guzman reflects on three years as provost
Provost Andrew Guzman discussed challenges and projects from his tenure.
Everything to know about the upcoming financial aid changes
On July 1, the Big Beautiful Bill will change student loan and federal aid programs.
Behind Duffl’s deliveries, USC students run the operation
The on-demand convenience delivery service built its USC location around a workforce composed entirely of students.
Non-tenure faculty move to unionize amid University pushback
In a recent election, 70% of faculty voted in favor of the United Faculty-UAW union.
USC agreed to $2 million settlement over late fees
Students charged certain late fees over the last decade may be entitled to payment if they submit a claim by June 5.
How and why the LA population is on the decline
Less immigration and the aging population has worsened county-wide worker shortages.
USC’s 143rd commencement — night of many firsts
Kash Amos was the first Black man to be USC’s student commencement speaker.
Who to watch for at the 2026 Festival of Books
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books will host a wide array of actors, authors, advocates and more! Read about some of the big names coming to campus this weekend.