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6 nov. 2026

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Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon ousted on the same day 24.04.2023

Just this morning, it was announced that Tucker Carlson would be leaving Fox News and Don Lemon would be leaving CNN. Both pillars of their respective networks, the news has brought up conversations about the trustworthiness of news. Kimberly Aguirre reports.

A chat with Lynell George on 'After/Image' 21.04.2023

Literature can be a great tool for authors to share their stories and experiences. But what makes a book really great is its ability to connect and touch readers. Susan Nyirenda shares her personal experience with such a book from last year's Festival of Books.

BookTok brings reading to a new generation 21.04.2023

We talked to USC students to hear how TikTok is inspiring a new generation to put down their screens and pick up a book.

How superhero films impact comic book stores 21.04.2023

With a resurgence in superhero movies comic books are rising in popularity.

Author Daniel Nieh and looking towards the L.A. Times Festival of Books 21.04.2023

Join a conversation with author Daniel Nieh as he talks about mystery thrillers, international intrigue and attending the book festival for the first time.

A.I. Drake Track Shakes up Music Industry 20.04.2023

A number of new songs have been trending on social media lately, and that sounds all nice and dandy. However, they aren't made by the actual artists they feature! Gabriella Medina has the story on music and its crossroads with AI lately. Gabriella Medina has the story.

What’s up with the collared squirrels? 20.04.2023

There are hundreds of squirrels on USC campus, notorious among students for their big appetites and feisty personalities. If you look closely, you might notice collars on some of them. What’s up with that? Here’s Cari [CAH-REE] Spencer with the answer.

USC celebrates grand opening of Washington D.C. Capital Campus 20.04.2023

USC is making its way to the East Coast. Today marked the grand opening of the new USC Capital Campus located in the heart of Washington, D.C. and the USC Marching Band was there to celebrate.

Dominion Settles with Fox News for $787 Million 20.04.2023

After Dominion Voting Systems sued Fox News in a defamation lawsuit regarding election fraud, Fox News agreed to a settlement of $787 million. Questions regarding further implications on Fox News and the public's trust in media arise after the conclusion of the case. Reagan Smith has the story

A.I. Drake Track Shakes up Music Industry 20.04.2023

A number of new songs have been trending on social media lately, and that sounds all nice and dandy. However, they aren't made by the actual artists they feature! Gabriella Medina has the story on music and its crossroads with AI lately

Celebrities with invisible disabilities face body shaming 19.04.2023

Hidden chronic illnesses, diseases and disabilities make it more difficult to receive proper accommodations

Club culture frustrates students 18.04.2023

For most students, getting into USC should have been the hardest part, right? However, students are finding it harder than expected to connect with the clubs that they want to be a part of due to an overly competitive application process. Reporter Maya Gomes has the story.

The toxic truth about diet culture on campus 18.04.2023

Diet culture is a way of thinking that has been criticized for putting appearance and body size over healthy eating and exercise. This culture causes harm to both physical and mental health by creating dangerous behavior.

Reduce reuse and recycle: the importance of technological sustainability 18.04.2023

The university as a whole recycled a little over 337,000 lbs of electronic devices this past year. USC is hoping to increase this number through events like e-waste drives.

Frank Ocean's festival flop and Murph's music debut 18.04.2023

Coachella 2023 opened this past weekend, and singer-songwriter and rapper Frank Ocean stole the headlines. Nicki Berelson has the story.

Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise in Los Angeles 18.04.2023

A recent rise in catalytic converter thefts have left Angelenos in a dangerous and loud situation. Kimberly Aguirre reports on the recent trend.

Taking the HBO out of HBO Max: HBO rebrands itself as “Max” 14.04.2023

HBO Max announced they're merging with Discovery+, adding channels like HGTV, Food Network and TLC. The name for this super-streamer is "Max," set to release May 2023. Camryn Brewer has the story.

Coachella 2023: where the weekend never ends 14.04.2023

With Coachella Weekend One set to kick off tomorrow afternoon, some of the world's biggest performers like Bad Bunny, Frank Ocean and BlackPink are preparing to take the stage. The artists aren't the only ones getting ready, though. We talked to USC students who have been or plan on going to Coachella to see how they're prepping for this year's festival.

Jack Teixeira arrested for leaking classified information 14.04.2023

Today, a 21 year old air national guardsman was arrested in connection with leaking classified information, including the status of the war in Ukraine, to an online group chat. The documents recirculated online, catching global attention and sparking an urgent manhunt to stop the leaks. Alexis Lara has the story.

USC has a new DPS chief 14.04.2023

DPS' new chief, Lauretta Hill, hosted a Q&A talk today on campus. Chief Hill was appointed to her position in December, took office in January, and spent yesterday as her first day in uniform. She's got a lot of new initiatives for DPS going forward, most central is her commitment to rebuild trust with the USC community and really incorporate DPS officers into student life in a positiv...

‘Hear Us’: L.A. Times journalists on representation in media 14.04.2023

USC's AAJA brought L.A. Times journalists Calvin Alagot and Jeong Park to Annenberg for a conversation on diversity in the media.

Lakers beat Timberwolves 108-102 in overtime at play-in tournament 13.04.2023

Its officially playoff season in the NBA! The Los Angeles Lakers gave a shock of a preformance last night in their play-in game against the Minnisota Timberwolves., and I'm here to break down last nights game, the next steps for the Lakers franchise.

Blood Drive Comes to USC 13.04.2023

Students, faculty, and staff gave back to the community one pint at a time. As Lorenzo Arce explains the blood drive is an ongoing partnership LifeStream Blood bank and Keck Medicine of USC.

There’s a reason why springtime is so smelly–blame the cum trees 13.04.2023

Every spring, Angelenos dread catching a whiff of the stinky evergreen pear tree. But why does it smell so bad?

Texas judge determines abortion pill undercuts FDA 13.04.2023

On Monday, a Texas federal judge ruled that the abortion pill, mifepristone, undercuts FDA regulations and will potentially head to the Supreme Court next to determine the pill's fate. Gaby Medina has the story.

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