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One of USC's most illustrious alumni was given a highest honor on campus today while the University tries to right a wrong. The renaming of the field was announced earlier this year after the old name was found to be politically incorrect.

Today we sat down with Spencer Cline, our Executive Producer and a public diplomacy major who showcased his capstone project in front of Doheny Library this afternoon. Cline's exhibit seeks to tell the stories of LA hip hop culture through posters and audio features.

NASA has been on a mission to land on the moon once again since the legendary Apollo 17 mission back in 1972. But they ultimately have a bigger, or actually smaller goal to reach: Mars!

The musical event, headlined by Denzel Curry, will feature a series of student artists, as well as a marketplace of local and student-owned businesses.

USC's Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Kickoff Celebration took place at Founder's Park today. This year's celebration highlighted the diversity of the group through a celebration of culture.

With Ramadan, Passover, and Easter celebrations all taking place this weekend, many college students are reflecting on what their faith means to them.

Welcome to New Genesis, an audio series hosted by Nia Cross that spotlights Black women reporters and executives in the media and entertainment industry. Each guest discusses a combination of their personal journeys throughout their career, the joy and triumphs of navigating the industry, and the impact of their existence in their current role. On today's episode, our guest is Angela Ellis, VP...

Planned to connect Union Station to Dodger Stadium, the gondola is criticized for its potential invasive and gentrifying nature.

This summer, Californians may be trading in their bathing suits for ski suits. Ski resorts such as Mammoth mountain and Palisades Tahoe will stay open through at least July this year.

An expert believes the answer is not so simple.

One of the most important religious festivals in the Jewish calendar begins Wednesday night. Dave Cohn, executive director of USC Hillel elaborated on the origins of Passover, and some of the festivities associated with it.

Much of the media attention following the recent NCAA women's basketball final focused not on the winners, but on a less-than-minute long clip that was regarded by some as unsportsmanlike conduct. Grace Gerstner is here to provide context on what happened and the reactions it generated.

It’s been said that “the only sure things in life are death and taxes.” But how many Gen Z are competent in the worlds of finance? USC is holding an event today and tomorrow.. which may be a lifesaver. Nicki Berelson reports.

Tomorrow, former President Trump will appear in court, marking the first time in U.S. history that a current or former president has faced criminal charges. Before the historic event, students shared their perspective on the situation. Kimberly Aguirre reports.

Do you look at your phone while driving? Well, distracted driving kills 9 people a day. April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, The Automotive Club of California, the LAPD and the California Highway Patrol had an event today with nine empty chairs. Hayes Flanagan has the story.

Crime has many on edge throughout the nation in the face of what feels like a world that gets less safer by the day. In light of this, the Los Angeles Police Department released its annual report on homicide on Tuesday afternoon, presenting new data that points to an improving situation. We go to Lawrence Sung on this crucial update on the safety of Angelenos this past year.

Another round of admissions at USC has come and gone, and this year, with some historic stats. It has been USC’s most selective year yet, and also it’s most expensive. We took to the streets of campus to ask current students what they think of the numbers.

Tonight, the Dodgers get ready to face off against the Arizona Diamondbacks in a historic opening night game at Chavez Ravine to hit off the 2023 MLB season. In addition to changes like the decrease from 76 to 52 divisional games, this season is home to an unprecedented amount of changes to the game.

Six California Highway Patrol officers, one CHP sergeant, and a nurse were charged Wednesday in the 2020 death of 38-year-old Edward Bronstein. While most uses of force by police are deemed legal and justified in California, the bizarre series of events which followed a traffic stop for suspected impaired driving led to Bronstein's death and a number of charges, including involuntary manslaugh...

Taiwanese president Tsai-Ing [Sai-ing] Wen has planned a tentative visit to Los Angeles on her way back to Taiwan next week. The potential stop comes at the end of the world leader's tour of global diplomatic allies that began yesterday afternoon. With Taiwan being formally recognized by only 13 countries and tensions mounting between the US and China, Tsai's visit could have major geopoli...

Welcome to New Genesis, an audio series hosted by Nia Cross that spotlights black women reporters and executives in the media and entertainment industry. Each guest discusses a combination of their personal journeys throughout their career, the joys and triumphs of navigating the industry, and the impact of their existence in their current role. On today’s episode, our special guest is Terri Hines...

A ban on TikTok could be in the near future, but the bill doing so would allow the government to regulate and ban any foreign technologies. SB 686, also known as the RESTRICT Act, is the most notorious Internet privacy bill since the Patriot Act. Reporter, Isa Johnson has the story.

A new study done by the Earth4All collective and commissioned by the Club of Rome projects that the "population bomb" our world was projected to face will not be as harmful as experts originally thought. Reporter Lorenzo Arce has the scoop.

On Tuesday, The University of California unveiled its first ever system wide admission guarantee for qualified transfer applicants. Under the new policy, students need to complete various classes and maintain a certain GPA. Reporter Zain Khan has the latest.

A new Instagram alleges that a student has filed a lawsuit to euthanize USC’s squirrels after he was bitten. There is no evidence that the lawsuit or the bite are real.