Annenberg Radio Stories

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30 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

Will AI wipe out Journalism? 03.11.2023

The effect of AI in the journalism field and how it will affect Student journalists.

The origins of the ubiquitous cempasuchil flower that embellishes the fallseason 03.11.2023

The dark orange marigold flower central to alter-making practices across Mexico and Southern California is also rooted in a love story

How tall does a presidential candidate need to be to win the elections? 02.11.2023

Ron DeSantis’s choice of footwear takes the debate two inches further.

Mike Johnson speaker update 02.11.2023

Mike Johnson has been the Speaker of the House for a week. This is an update on his progress as well as what he has coming up on his to-do list.

Demonstrators, Middle Eastern studies professor discuss Palestinian American experience in U.S. 02.11.2023

Around a hundred protesters came out to show solidarity with Palestine. At five p.m. yesterday, the U-S-C March for Gaza wound through campus, with protesters aiming complaints directly against USC and Annenberg Media. Reporter Marie Louise Leone covered the protest and today spoke with an expert in Middle Eastern studies.

Dia de los Muertos celebrated in DTLA 01.11.2023

Today in downtown Los Angeles, the Gloria Molina Park celebrated Dia de Los Muertos. There were over 20 ofrendas that paid homage to different people and pets who have passed. Reporter Madison Hogue tells us about the sights and scenes of today’s celebration of life.

SAG-AFTRA met again today... this time with a deal in sight. 01.11.2023

As Piper Vaughn reports, on the one hundred and eleventh day of the strike, members say they're feeling the weight... But, they're remaining hopeful.

With over 200 kidnapped and held hostage in Gaza, Trojans stand strong in solidarity 01.11.2023

A display of concern by USC students and their response to the White House's plan for colleges across the country facing antisemitism and islamophobia.

Taylor Swift’s success in re-recording her albums causes major record labels to change their contracts for future music artists 01.11.2023

Now re-recording previously made songs has a ‘bad reputation’ as contracts lasting 5 to 7 years becomes 15 to 30.

L.A. Metro continues offering free rides to students of all ages 01.11.2023

Over 350,000 students have used the GoPass program in its third year.

EXPO Center hosts its annual Halloween Fun-Fest 01.11.2023

The event provides a safer alternative to trick-or-treating on crowded streets.

March for Gaza in solidary with Palestine on Tuesday night 01.11.2023

Protestors call for USC to promote justice, unity and protect First Amendment rights.

The roots of All Hallows' Eve 01.11.2023

We look into the history behind the iconic holiday.

How did USC students celebrate Halloweekend? 01.11.2023

Many students celebrate Halloween before Halloween itself. From costumes to candy, we talked to students about what they enjoyed most.

Celeb Halloween costume stun and surprise 01.11.2023

As Halloween descends upon us, we take a look at what some celebrities have worn this past weekend.

Former Vice President Mike Pence drops out of 2024 presidential election 31.10.2023

Pence announced his withdrawal from the presidential race on Saturday stating “This is not my time.”

BOO-S-C: The spookiest spots on campus 30.10.2023

To celebrate Halloween, we asked students where the spookiest parts of campus are.

Taylor Swift making strides since 1989 30.10.2023

Taylor Swift is ruling the music charts and the box office this week with the re-release of 1989 and the Eras Tour movie. We dig into her success in the pop music industry and her role in mainstream media today.

ArroyoFest 2.0 clears the 110 for pedestrians, bikers, and skaters 30.10.2023

The second-ever Arroyo Fest took place Sunday morning on the 110 freeway. It shut down the highway, allowing bikers, walkers, and skaters onto a six mile stretch between Los Angeles and Pasadena.

How to better cover protests and conflict as a journalist 27.10.2023

In conversation with Jen Byers, the editor of USC Annenberg Media's activism desk on the ethics behind covering protest and conflict.

A preview to the Society of Women in Engineers conference 27.10.2023

Interview with Abby Glover, the president of the Society of Women in Engineering at Ohio State University.

Hackers: the good and the bad 27.10.2023

The hacker group Scattered Spider was found responsible for infiltrating and stealing personal information, but is that all hackers are good for?

Is the lockdown protocol at USC sufficient to protect students? 27.10.2023

In response to the gunman at large in Maine, the USC community reflects on their knowledge and tools to respond to an active shooter threat.

Die-in demonstrators speak with Annenberg Radio News 27.10.2023

Students gathered outside of University President Carol Folt’s office in support of Palestine.

#WeAreListening LIVE event fosters connections between students 25.10.2023

An intimate mixer on USC campus to promote diversity and foster connection between students of all backgrounds - featuring pupusas. Sound intriguing? Learn about Wednesday’s fourth #WeAreListening LIVE event.

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