Women’s basketball upset by Washington
A tough home loss for the No. 15 Trojans punctured the spirit at Galen Center.
No sight of Widney: Statue of USC founder removed in November still missing
The University said it took down the statue of Robert Widney two months ago for “maintenance and cleaning.”
Annenberg unveils open-source program
Classes will teach students to leverage open-source data in future reporting.
Students advertise, network, mingle and learn about campus clubs at spring Involvement Fair
Tables lined Trousdale and Alumni Park over the course of the three-day-long event.
USC awarding more STEM degrees, data shows
Stigmas and financial woes may drive students away from the arts, some say.
110 Freeway closures to disrupt weekend travel
Various ramp and roadway closures will likely affect traffic around weekend events at USC and the surrounding area.
Months of layoffs and controversy unearth old concerns, anxieties in some journalism students
The Israel-Hamas war has drawn students’ attention to the challenges of the journalism industry.
LAPD searching for suspect after reported shooting near campus injures three
LAPD confirmed the victims include a 50-year-old man with a gunshot wound but conscious and breathing. Another victim is unconscious and not breathing, and the third's status remains unknown.
Duo Mobile changes authentication process
USC employees must now use Duo Verified Push to access their University accounts.
USG debates street safety, LA housing
The senate tabled a resolution to support a South Central housing project.