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Fall break is right around the corner, and for those USC students who are planning to travel, you may be in luck. USG announced yesterday their new free shuttle service from campus to LAX starting next Wednesday.
Aorui Pi has more.
Today, October 5th, is World Teachers Day. A day to celebrate those who've prepared and inspired the next generation of leaders and continue to selflessly give their time and efforts. Mariela Gomez spoke to a few students on the integral role educators have played in their lives. Here's the story.
A student has started a campaign to include a Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) racial category in USC's common app and USC forms. here is Daphne Yaman with the breakdown.
Last month, chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen withdrew from the 2022 Sinquefield Cup after being defeated by fellow grandmaster Hans Niemann. His accusation... cheating. Now, an official report from Chess dot com brings new allegations against Niemann to the table. But is there more to this story than meets the eye? Ethan Huang reports.
Four astronauts rocketed off to the international space station this morning,
Among them, the first native american women to go into orbit.
Michael Melinger and Ashley Nguyen have the story.
A Los Angeles youth soccer club held a meeting that turned out to be Rick Caruso promotion event. Parents were confused, and you might be, too. An honest mistake or a deceitful plan? Who knows? Tyler Pak and Matthew Tsai have the story.
It’s midterm election season, and a USC professor is holding an info session on how to vote and why students’ votes matter. Nora Miller has the story on voter mobilization.
Lebron James. Anthony Davis. Russell Westbrook. The infamous trio here to save Los Angeles. The NBA season is right around the corner and the Los Angeles Lakers are back for yet again another chance to win an NBA Championship. Nia Harris has the story.
Did you know it’s National Taco Day. Mya Mariey Vinnett visited three taco shops throughout LA to see how they celebrated the occasion.
Hot issues and controversial topics are up for debate! The US Supreme Court is back in session after the polarizing overturn of Roe v. Wade. With newly elected Ketanji Brown Jackson, SCOTUS will discuss issues ranging from gay rights to affirmative action to voting laws. Julia Zara has more on the story.
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