Nikki Mazur

Adaptive skateboarder Kanya Sesser shares her story of becoming a professional athlete with no legs and overcoming barriers of having a disability. She highlights her struggles and journey to becoming a skilled skater and connects with other adaptive skateboarders who did not let their physical abilities stop them from the sport they love.

For many students, entering the job market can seem daunting. “It’s very difficult. There’s lots of college-educated kids nowadays, and a lot of them are very, very impressive,” said Tony Yan, a junior majoring in human biology. “It’s hard to stand out.” As the final week of classes comes to an end, University of Southern California students are on the prowl to land jobs and internships for summer 2025 — whether by themselves, through their personal networks or university career services.

Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), the USC Student Coalition Against Labor Exploitation (SCALE) and other student organizations in support of Palestine will be hosting a “Blockade + Boycott” protest at the USC Village today at 6 p.m. in hopes of “[shutting] it down.” The groups said the USC Village is “a $700 million project of displacement of the South Central community.” “The gates are locked at night.