Here’s a breakdown of all the comings and goings for USC football between last fall’s roster and the end of the second spring window ...

University officials said all bags will be subject to search. People wearing masks will be asked to lower them briefly to ...

But what we should all agree on, what is utterly obvious and staring us in the face, is that USC’s explanation as to why they canceled the valedictorian’s speech is a sack of disingenuous dunnage.

The protest at USC started early Wednesday and grew throughout the day, according to the Times, which also reported that the demonstrations were mostly peaceful. Los Angeles Police Department officers ...

The University of Southern California (USC) announced Friday it would be scrapping all outside speakers during this year's commencement ceremony, just days after the university canceled its Muslim ...

It didn’t take long for USC and its new coach to make a decision. By Thursday morning, a plane was bound for Fayetteville from L.A. to pick up USC’s new coach and bring him west.

Last week, USC decided to bar biomedical engineering major and valedictorian Asna Tabassum, who is Muslim, from speaking because of security concerns. In a letter sent to college administrators ...

At the dawn of a new day for USC men’s basketball ... in Dallas before Cohen was flying to Fayetteville on a private plane to pick up her new coach. “That was her top choice, immediately ...

UPDATED: A USC spokesperson indicated on Saturday that invited speakers would still appear at the various satellite ceremonies. On Friday, USC issued a release explaining its main graduation plan.

"To keep the focus on our graduates, we are redesigning the commencement program," USC said in a statement Friday afternoon. The administration slated "Crazy Rich Asians" director Jon M.

In a letter published Monday to the USC community, Provost Andrew Guzman said discussion over the selection of the school’s valedictorian “has taken on an alarming tenor” in recent days.

"The intensity of feelings, fueled by both social media and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, has grown to include many voices outside of USC and has escalated to the point of creating ...