Some students, faculty say they support adding trigger warnings to course syllabi
Debates about adding disclaimers for potentially offensive content have ignited in campuses across the country.
New students mingle at LNSC’s ‘Late Night LA’
The event welcomed new students to campus with tasty food trucks, a photo booth and carnival games.
Curren Price pleads not guilty to corruption charges
The L.A. city councilmember was arraigned Monday on charges of embezzlement, perjury and conflict of interest.
George Tyndall’s death determined to be of ‘natural causes’
The ex-USC gynecologist was set to appear in court in October for alleged sex crimes before he was found deceased in his home.
Annenberg professor doxxed following comments on Hamas
Social media users posted professor Michelle Zacarias’ phone number and email address online after she referred to Hamas as “the Palestinian resistance movement” on X.
Fire at residential complex contained, LAFD says
The flames originated from a shed or garage detached from the complex. The complex itself is not damaged, and there were no injuries.
Developing: Graduate student workers vote to ratify first contract with University
The agreement, reached Nov. 26 and ratified with 81% voting in support, comes after seven months of negotiation. USC had been under pressure to finalize a deal as a potential strike was imminent.
Professor John Strauss allowed to return to campus
Weeks after his comments at a student-led memorial for Gazans killed went viral, USC has lifted the “interim measures” it had put in place restricting him to remote instruction.
USC investigating prominent neuroscientist
A 113-page dossier accuses Berislav Zlokovic of data manipulation in studies.
USC Bookstore student workers demand change
Students have compiled a list of grievances against the USC Bookstore management.