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We sat down for a chat with Kevin Feige about his time at USC and his upcoming commencement address.

In the heart of downtown LA stands The Last Bookstore, a book and record store that's only "last" in name. With its massive pillars and arching bookshelves, come with us as we discover this bookstore's unique magic. Lyla Bhalla-Ladd has the story.

With the rapid arrival of USC's graduation ceremony on May 12th, seniors are facing their last days as students. Moving forward into the network of Trojan alumni brings about a mix of emotions. Nostalgic, excited or panicked, these seniors are feeling it all.

Finals season is right around the corner, which means a big break for everybody...or is it? We asked USC students what their plans are for the summer. Edward Huang has the story.

Speakers and survivors of sexual assault gathered at City Hall this morning to honor the 24th annual Denim Day. Isabel Mendez Johnson has the story on the historic day.

The singer and activist passed away last night, leaving behind a powerful legacy.

The ex-body builder, actor and politician headlined a panel on the state of extremism in politics and society.

The SAAM Support and Resource fair featured trauma-informed yoga sessions, an emotional containment art workshop and local sexual and domestic violence organizations

Since its founding in 2017, many stores have come and gone in the Village. We spoke to students to see what they think is missing from the development.

Proposition 22 was on the ballot in 2020 and defined these workers as "independent contractors" rather than employees

Today, a short film made by 28 USC students will be screened at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood at 7pm. Filled with horror and "mad dogs", Booba is highly anticipated. Mary Ahn has the story.

Armenian's across Southern California are gathering today as a day of remembrance for those lost in the Genocide.

Just this morning, it was announced that Tucker Carlson would be leaving Fox News and Don Lemon would be leaving CNN. Both pillars of their respective networks, the news has brought up conversations about the trustworthiness of news. Kimberly Aguirre reports.

Literature can be a great tool for authors to share their stories and experiences. But what makes a book really great is its ability to connect and touch readers. Susan Nyirenda shares her personal experience with such a book from last year's Festival of Books.

We talked to USC students to hear how TikTok is inspiring a new generation to put down their screens and pick up a book.

With a resurgence in superhero movies comic books are rising in popularity.

Join a conversation with author Daniel Nieh as he talks about mystery thrillers, international intrigue and attending the book festival for the first time.

A number of new songs have been trending on social media lately, and that sounds all nice and dandy. However, they aren't made by the actual artists they feature! Gabriella Medina has the story on music and its crossroads with AI lately. Gabriella Medina has the story.

There are hundreds of squirrels on USC campus, notorious among students for their big appetites and feisty personalities. If you look closely, you might notice collars on some of them. What’s up with that? Here’s Cari [CAH-REE] Spencer with the answer.

USC is making its way to the East Coast. Today marked the grand opening of the new USC Capital Campus located in the heart of Washington, D.C. and the USC Marching Band was there to celebrate.

After Dominion Voting Systems sued Fox News in a defamation lawsuit regarding election fraud, Fox News agreed to a settlement of $787 million. Questions regarding further implications on Fox News and the public's trust in media arise after the conclusion of the case. Reagan Smith has the story

A number of new songs have been trending on social media lately, and that sounds all nice and dandy. However, they aren't made by the actual artists they feature! Gabriella Medina has the story on music and its crossroads with AI lately

Hidden chronic illnesses, diseases and disabilities make it more difficult to receive proper accommodations

For most students, getting into USC should have been the hardest part, right? However, students are finding it harder than expected to connect with the clubs that they want to be a part of due to an overly competitive application process. Reporter Maya Gomes has the story.

Diet culture is a way of thinking that has been criticized for putting appearance and body size over healthy eating and exercise. This culture causes harm to both physical and mental health by creating dangerous behavior.