USC offers incarcerated students credit in classes this spring
The Dornsife Prison Education Project--which offers USC classes to incarcerated students--will finally allow these students to receive academic credit for taking these courses. Maddy Brown has more on...
30 Nov 20223min
Respect for Marriage Act prevails in the Senate
Hours ago, the Senate voted 61-36 to codify into federal law protections for same-sex and interracial marriages. While the bill has been praised as a step forward for LGBTQ equity, there are underlyin...
30 Nov 20222min
Bob Iger Back As CEO At Disney
Out with the old and in with the new ... or more like back with the old? Bob Iger announced yesterday that he will return as CEO of Disney. Millicent [ mill - i - cent ] Boakye [bwah - chay ] has the ...
30 Nov 20221min
Trojans revel in USC football success ahead of Pac-12 championship
After a decisive win over No. 19 Notre Dame, the Trojans secure a 4th place ranking for the first time in most students’ tenure at the school. USC will face No. 12 Utah in the Pac-12 championship this...
29 Nov 20223min
Protests call into question China’s handling of the pandemic
Protests in China in response to harsh Covid lockdown measures reveal a rare level of government criticism in the communist country.
28 Nov 20223min
Shoppers flock to online stores this sales season
Online sales hit $9.12 billion in the U.S. despite inflation and worries of economic downturn.
28 Nov 20223min
Tattoo Legends to Initiate a National Tattoo Art Museum
Tattoo legends in Long Beach have come together to start a national tattoo art museum. Victoria Capek has the story.
18 Nov 20224min
The Sack of Troy’s feud with the Westwood Enabler is no laughing matter
USC's self-proclaimed second-best satirical news publication, the Sack of Troy, has run into trouble with their UCLA rival, the Westwood Enabler. While the Sack of Troy isn't normally serious, as Sull...
18 Nov 20223min
