President Beong-Soo Kim delivered his first public address Tuesday following last week's announcement naming him the 13th president of USC. Kim discussed a $30 million surplus in the university's budget, expanding alumni programs and the new partnership with ChatGPT. During the speech, Faculty for Justice in Palestine held an "alternative address" outside of Bovard Auditorium.

Rainy days in Los Angeles mean students stay home from class and Angelenos forget how to drive. With about an inch of rain expected starting Tuesday night, USC students share honest reactions to the changing weather.

Immigration enforcement around the country has increased in scale and violence. Following the shooting deaths of two Minneapolis protesters by immigration officers, Angelenos banded together recently in downtown LA to stand in solidarity.

Puerto Rican superstar, Bad Bunny, headlined the Super Bowl sixty halftime show in Santa Clara. Bad Bunny celebrated Latin American culture, delivering an unforgettable performance complete with chart-topping hits and celebrity cameos. One of those cameos was from a local Los Angeles taqueria: Villa's Tacos.

Santa Monica and Venice beaches are being considered to be recognized as National Parks. What does this mean for the future of these landmarks? We spoke with, Mark Gormon, an expert on these beaches.

In a break from tradition, USC announced today it will accept Early Decision applications in nearly all of its schools. The new policy will begin with the 2027-2028 academic year.

Some patients across the Los Angeles area could see a delay in medical attention due to the ongoing strike by Kaiser Permanente employees.

With Super Bowl Sunday quickly approaching, some fans are getting ready to gamble their hearts out. Whether you're a Seahawks or Patriots fan, sports betting is easier than ever...for better or for worse.

The Career Center is once again providing students with opportunities for internships and jobs in a variety of industries. While students may be thinking about their next career plans, what are companies looking for in an ideal candidate?

Tonight, the Charlotta Bass Journalism and Justice Lab is awarding Issa Rae with their media trailblazer award. Rae is a comedian and activist, who amplifies and empowers Black voices. She is the fifth recipient of USC’s Bass lab award.