It’s National Eating Disorders Awareness week, the final week of February dedicated to providing individuals who have eating disorders with adequate resources and support to battle these severe mental illnesses.

Governor Gavin Newsom’s approval ratings recently dropped by 15 percent. With such a drastic drop in a short amount of time, it’s only natural to wonder why. What do people want to see change in California? Jeffrey Lee has more.

The Supreme Court has announced today that it will be taking on a freedom of speech case involving the refusal to serve gay couples. Matthew Andrade has more on the case.

In a school wide email, Dr. Sarah Van Oman, Chief Health Officer for USC Student Health, accounted that on March 1st (exactly a week from today), students that are fully vaccinated and have their booster no longer have to test weekly.

While testing remains available to all students, faculty and staff, Yohanna Bauerdorf tested the waters to see how USC students feel about this change.

The Los Angeles taxi industry adapts with the rise of rideshare apps.

Private equity founder John Wilson is sentenced for his participation in college admissions scandal.

The award-winning reporter gave advice to USC student journalists during his visit

A further escalation of the Russia-Ukraine crisis could have serious ramifications for Europe and the United States. A further escalation between Russia and Ukraine could have serious ramifications for Europe and the United States. Robert English, co-director of European studies and a professor in USC's department of politics and international relations, broke things down.

The Rams parade was certainly exciting for LA, but not as much for some USC students who had trouble getting on campus. The parade passed by UPC and the University Park neighborhood, which meant many classes moved online and left commuters scrambling to get to class.

Wordle, the daily five-letter guessing game, has taken the world by storm. People everywhere have been raving and sharing their love for the game, but some are skeptical after its recent acquisition by the New York Times. We ventured out to ask the USC community one question: what do you think about Wordle?