As an in-house glassblower, Phillip Sliwoski creates and repairs specialized glassware for USC researchers.
‘Someone has a crush on you’: Ditto dating spreads across campus
By SASHA INGBER
in News, News Sub-Main Feature
The app’s marketing strategy claims someone has a crush on students in emails.
SUSTAINABILITY
Surplus Sales pops into USC sustainability fray
By NICHOLAS CORRAL
in News, Sustainability
USC hopes to divert four tons of waste from landfills in a dorm-good resale this week.
Surplus Sales pops into USC sustainability fray
By NICHOLAS CORRAL
in News, Sustainability
USC hopes to divert four tons of waste from landfills in a dorm-good resale this week.
CITY
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens to public
By DUO YANG
in Featured, Los Angeles, News, News Main Feature
The new museum highlights the creative process and illustration history.
Community Coalition rebuilds underserved neighborhood
By KAYJEL MAIRENA
in Featured, Los Angeles, News, News Sub-Main Feature
South Central residents uplift their neighborhood through political mobilization.
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens to public
By DUO YANG
in Featured, Los Angeles, News, News Main Feature
The new museum highlights the creative process and illustration history.
LABOR
Union calls for USC to ‘drop the appeal’
By NICHOLAS CORRAL
in Labor, News, News Main Feature
Nithya Raman, a mayoral hopeful, and other politicians were present at a faculty rally
Non-tenure faculty move to unionize amid University pushback
By ANYA MOTWANI
in Campus, Featured, Labor, News, News Main Feature
In a recent election, 70% of faculty voted in favor of the United Faculty-UAW union.
Union calls for USC to ‘drop the appeal’
By NICHOLAS CORRAL
in Labor, News, News Main Feature
Nithya Raman, a mayoral hopeful, and other politicians were present at a faculty rally
FINANCE
USC CFO ‘really optimistic’ after Fiscal Year ‘25 report releases
By NICHOLAS CORRAL & ADAM YOUNG
in Finance, News, News Main Feature
The financial statements included the first year of Big Ten revenue and start of cutbacks.
STUDENT HEALTH
Campus blood drive promotes saving lives through donation competition
By RUBY MATENKO
in News, News Sub-Main Feature, Student Health
Students said it was easy to stop by between classes.
University tells students to use ‘common sense’ during heat wave
By LIZZY LIAUTAUD
in Featured, News, News Main Feature, Student Health
Environmental Health & Safety is using heat notices, reminders about hydration and AC on campus to prepare students.
Campus blood drive promotes saving lives through donation competition
By RUBY MATENKO
in News, News Sub-Main Feature, Student Health
Students said it was easy to stop by between classes.
HOUSING
Alums allege NOVA Student Housing withheld deposits
By JACKSON MILLS
in Housing, News, News Sub-Main Feature
Multiple former residents are accusing the company of disingenuous practices.
Faulty fire alarm at Hub L.A. Figueroa causes confusion, annoyance
By KARTHIK KRISHNAMURTHY
in Housing, News, News Main Feature
Residents complained about the alarm from the downstairs Taco Bell waking them up at night.
Alums allege NOVA Student Housing withheld deposits
By JACKSON MILLS
in Housing, News, News Sub-Main Feature
Multiple former residents are accusing the company of disingenuous practices.
SCIENCE
USC finds new trends in Waymo data
By RYAN YOUK
in News, Research, Transportation
Research reveals user concerns and demographic differences.
USC program tests LA soil
By LIZZY LIAUTAUD
in Featured, News, News Main Feature, Research, Sustainability
CLEAN collects soil from across Los Angeles for free testing for contaminants.
USC finds new trends in Waymo data
By RYAN YOUK
in News, Research, Transportation
Research reveals user concerns and demographic differences.





























‘Someone has a crush on you’: Ditto dating spreads across campus
By SASHA INGBER
in News, News Sub-Main Feature