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  • What's up with collared squirrels?

    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?

    7 min
  • Israeli USC community weighs in on protests against Netanyahu's controversial judiciary reform plan

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced today that he would suspend proposed changes to the country's judicial system. Netanyahu's plans had thrown Israel into turmoil and civil unrest. Opponents say it would weaken the Supreme Court's ability to rule against the legislative and executive branches and thus weaken Israeli democracy. Across Israel, demonstrators took to the streets in huge numbers to protest. Workers at universities, in transportation, and in restaurants went on strike and called for more before Netanyahu announced he was temporarily freezing the bill. He told the nation: " When there is the possibility of preventing a civil war through dialogue, I, as the Prime Minister, take a time out for dialogue." Ben Cohen reports.



    3 min
  • Angelinos protest Blackstone tenant's policies

    Over the years, renting in Los Angeles keeps getting more expensive. And today, a small crowd rallied in Santa Monica to protest in front of the Blackstone Group's offices, the largest landlord in the United States. Kimberly Aguirre reports.



    3 min
  • USC's first Renaissance Ball

    The USC LGBTQplus club is hosting their first ever Renaissance Ball to bring a snippet of Ballroom Culture to USC according to their advertisement. The event will center on the Black and Queer community, and specifically the ways in which Ballroom has shaped Black and queer communities in the United States and Internationally. We spoke to juniors Alan Enriquez and Caleb Flenoury who will be walking the runway this weekend.

    5 min
  • International Women's Day kicks off on campus

    Happy International Women's Day! 


    Today, March 8th, marks one of the most important days of the year to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women all around the world. 


    As Alexa Hernandez Diaz reports, women within the USC community are coming together to celebrate female artists and rally for gender equality through art.


    4 min

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