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Dozens of visas for international students have been revoked across the country this week, causing a wave of uncertainty here at USC. Justin Ha has the story.

We talked to members of various acapella groups across campus to see what brings them closer together.

Stock market investors woke up to massive drops across the board this morning. And it's likely due to President Donald Trump's liberation day tariffs. Will the short-term loss lead to long-term gain? Alex Evans asked market experts for the scoop.

I guess it must be festival season around here or something. While the Concert Committee is hosting Spring Fest tomorrow, KXCS has its own indie twist. Emily Cao has the story.

Annenberg student journalists heard reporting tips from experts who visited campus today. Katherine Contreras Hernandez has the story.

The Nintendo Switch 2 was recently announced, alongside new exclusive titles including a new Mario Kart game, a new Donkey Kong game, and a new multiplayer FromSoftware game. The catch? It might cost you an arm and a leg. Lizzy Liautaud has the story.

The MLB season kicked off last week and the New York Yankees are already off to a record-smashing start. Part of that could be due to their new, torpedo-shaped bats.

In honor of Earth day and Arbor day this month, USC's Assignment: Earth is running a new poll students can vote for a type of tree they want to see on campus, and the winner will actually be planted. April Aguilera has the story.

The Beatles are back but with some brand new faces. The cast for a just-released raft of Beatles Biopics, directed by Sam Mendes, has drawn some mixed reactions. Here is Anthony Clingerman with story.

President Trump's promise to carry out mass deportations has gained steam as more people are deported -- some to countries they are not from. Among those recently deported are Venezuelans who have been sent to a prison in El Salvador; they have been accused of gang affiliation but have not been given due process. Sana Mahmud has the story.

Today marks the first day of Armenian History Month. USC kicked this off with an on-campus event featuring an array of speakers and festivities. Alyssa Peccatiello has the story.

Today at Olvera Street, a crowd gathered to protest the Trump Administration's detainment of a Tufts University student. It was the local cohort of nationwide protests about this today. The Service Employees International Union, or SEIU, called for the marches. John Millsap prepared this report.

Last week, the LA City Council approved a handful of motions aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants in the city. Stick around to hear what these motions are, and how they may help many people. Caitlin Roehmholdt has the story.

The last day of March marks Cesar Chavez Day, which seeks to honor the legacy of the Mexican American activist. Chavez fought for the rights of farm workers and unions through nonviolent strikes, boycotts and marches.

Women's basketball at SC has been shaken up in the wake of Juju Watkins's knee injury last Monday. The team has remained strong, defeating Mississipi. Tonight, they face off against the UConn Huskies without the help of their star player. Andie Kirby has the story.

Users’ information ranging from DNA to health issues might be up for grabs.

Tomorrow marks the start of spring break, even though we're mentally checking out at the end of today's show. Let's see what our fellow Trojans are up to during the break! Susan Nyirenda has the story.

The leaders of some of the oldest and largest immigrant rights organizations in the US held a virtual press conference today to denounce the Trump Administration’s expanding deportation efforts. Jose Trejo has the story.

A potential government shutdown is looming as the Senate needs to pass a continuing funding resolution before midnight today. Bryan Nicolas has the story.

What do earthworms and the moon have in common? They are both involved in tonight's Blood Worm Lunar Eclipse. Jasmine Ying has the story.

The Center for the Political Future at Dornsife hosted an event today to address one of the most pressing questions for the politically inclined and media minded: are cable news and legacy media all but dead? Nick Charles Currie has the story.

USC has announced a new plan to make textbooks cheaper for students. Lindsay Augustine has the story.

On Tuesday, the Department of Education announced mass layoffs, which cut its workforce in half. These changes are expected to further stall federal loan programs and the administering of financial aid. Lizzy Liautaud has the story.

The tariffs that President Donald Trump has implemented on Canada, Mexico, and China have had adverse affects on the stock market. But how are students affected? Tessa Lapradez has the story.

Many are shocked over the ICE detainment of Mahmoud Khalil, a student activist at Columbia University, particularly because of his green card status. We spoke with Professor Jean Reisz on how this can happen, and the precedent it sets as the Trump administration cracks down on last year's student protesters. Samantha Lee has the story.