ARN Stories

Our contributor, Susan Nyirenda takes us to the LA Times Festival of Books as we hear from various authors.

The annual competition is open to all California university students passionate about Lewis Carroll. With the history of the awards and this year’s results, Nina Moothedath has the story. Music Credit: Library of Congress, National Jukebox.

The Chicago Bears' first-round pick is the USC athelete.

Reggie Bush's Heisman is reinstated after over a decade.

Students join in solidarity after a long week of demonstrations

The Advisory Committee on Muslim Life at USC held a press conference Thursday regarding recent resignations.

With breaking news concerning USC's commencement and post-coverage on yesterday's events on campus, tensions are high here on campus.

Pro-Palestinian Protests at USC went late into the night of April 24th ultimately ending in the LAPD and DPS working together to evacuate the campus. We had reporters live on the scene throughout it all.

As protests around the country continue over the conflict between Gaza and Israel, it begs the question: how far does a protester's free speech extend? Sophie Ignon has the story.

The Armenian Youth Federation organized a protest in front of the Turkey Consulate General's office to commemorate the 109th year after the Armenian Genocide.

In 2010 Reggie Bush relinquished his Heisman after receiving benefits under the table during his Trojan career. Now in 2024 where NIL (name image and likeness) is a priority for college athletes, Bush will again receive his Heisman after 14 years.

Graduation is coming up, which means students across campus are thinking about one thing -- jobs. We spoke with Annenberg students to find out what their plans after the semester are.

Soccer fandom has been on the rise in the U.S. for over a decade now, but does it really look like to be a die-hard Premier League fan in the U.S.? Jack Hallinan spent a morning with the fan group Arsenal Los Angeles to find out.

With her monumental "Era's" tour breaking records as the highest-grossing concert tour ever, and receiving two Grammys at this year's ceremony, Taylor Swift has taken over pop culture, but she isn't done just yet.

While many students are only focused on cramming for finals and turning in any missing assignments as the semester comes to a close, others are taking steps to ensure that future generations have a green planet to inherit.

This coming fall will be USC football's first season in the Big 10 conference, and with it, comes longer travel times.

Wondering how else you can help the planet on this year’s earth day? The answer could have to do with how much you support your favorite celebrities.

Within the spacious hall in Union Station, fashion models strutted down the long hallway today where commuters typically run to catch their trains.

Around 300 protesters walked quietly around campus to represent how USC has silenced the valedictorian, they say.

Students weigh in with their opinions on the upcoming season

A team of scientists within the nonprofit SETI Institute are looking for extraterrestrial intelligence, and traveled to Alaska late last year to spend quality time out at sea... with whales.

We asked students if they still regularly read books.

Controversy continues since USC's provost announced the selected Valedictorian -- Asna Tabassum, will not be speaking at this years graduation. The decision was said to be based on maintaining, quote "campus security and safety." Isa Johnson sat down with former USC Valedictorian Ivana Tú Nhi Giang to talk about the process of selecting the Valedictorian.

A group of 70 juvenile Mojave desert tortoises emerged from their deep winter sleep at the Edwards Air Force Base outside of Los Angeles. Conservationists consider this is a good sign for the critically endangered species.

Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia have seen a massive rise on college campuses across the nation following the October 7th attack by Hamas on Israel and Israel’s military response in Gaza.