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NASA released an unusual report today. It’s called the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Report, more casually known as the UFO Report. NASA shares its belief in whether or not UFOs and aliens exist, and USC students pitch in with their own opinions.

Dozens of people gathered today in Wallis Annenberg Hall to attend Kind Fest, where speakers presented Rachel’s Challenge, a powerful story about Rachel Scott, the first student killed in the Columbine shooting. The speakers focused on the positives of her life and how she triggered a chain reaction of kindness in her life without even knowing it. The event was organized by Annenberg’s Student Ser...

The US Food and Drug Administration approved a new COVID 19 booster Monday, September 11. Students at USC have mixed reactions.

Fast-food companies agreed to remove a referendum from California's November 2024 ballot that aimed to reverse an unprecedented worker protection law. This is a victory for workers across the state, with minimum wage increasing to 20 dollars an hour for fast-food employees starting in April.

SoCal Public Radio's CEO Herb Scannell is retiring after a decorated 4 decade long career in media.

Apple’s launch event Tuesday, Sept 12 kicked off their new iPhone 15 Pro Max. Annenberg Radio News asked USC students if the new iPhone Pro Max is really worth the hype.

Apple revealed their range of new products for the 2023 season Tuesday, Sept. 12 in Cupertino, California, including the brand new iPhone 15 models.

Women and non-binary identifying riders now have an option to request drivers of the same gender.

In recent weeks, Los Angeles County has given warnings on unsafe water pollution levels in the waters surrounding the Santa Monica Pier.

USC Pharmacies are waiting for the stock, but students have different opinions on whether they are willing to get the booster shot.

One reporter put his blood, sweat and tears into finding out why.

All that and more on today’s news headlines...

Here's how students stayed cool.

We sat down for a chat with Kevin Feige about his time at USC and his upcoming commencement address.

In the heart of downtown LA stands The Last Bookstore, a book and record store that's only "last" in name. With its massive pillars and arching bookshelves, come with us as we discover this bookstore's unique magic. Lyla Bhalla-Ladd has the story.

With the rapid arrival of USC's graduation ceremony on May 12th, seniors are facing their last days as students. Moving forward into the network of Trojan alumni brings about a mix of emotions. Nostalgic, excited or panicked, these seniors are feeling it all.

Finals season is right around the corner, which means a big break for everybody...or is it? We asked USC students what their plans are for the summer. Edward Huang has the story.

Speakers and survivors of sexual assault gathered at City Hall this morning to honor the 24th annual Denim Day. Isabel Mendez Johnson has the story on the historic day.

The singer and activist passed away last night, leaving behind a powerful legacy.

The ex-body builder, actor and politician headlined a panel on the state of extremism in politics and society.

The SAAM Support and Resource fair featured trauma-informed yoga sessions, an emotional containment art workshop and local sexual and domestic violence organizations

Since its founding in 2017, many stores have come and gone in the Village. We spoke to students to see what they think is missing from the development.

Proposition 22 was on the ballot in 2020 and defined these workers as "independent contractors" rather than employees

Today, a short film made by 28 USC students will be screened at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood at 7pm. Filled with horror and "mad dogs", Booba is highly anticipated. Mary Ahn has the story.

Armenian's across Southern California are gathering today as a day of remembrance for those lost in the Genocide.