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May 4, 2026

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Episodes

The 109th Armenian Remembrance Day 25.04.2024

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.

Reggie Bush recaptures Heisman 24.04.2024

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.

The struggle behind the post grad job hunt 24.04.2024

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.

What it means to be a Premier League fan in America 24.04.2024

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.

Reactions to Taylor Swift's new album 24.04.2024

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.

How Trojans are being sustainable during Earth Month 23.04.2024

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.

Carbon football print: How USC athletes contribute to emissions 23.04.2024

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

How green is your money? 23.04.2024

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.

Union station’s fashion show 23.04.2024

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

Students march silently to support Asna Tabbasum 19.04.2024

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

Season of change for USC Football 19.04.2024

Students weigh in with their opinions on the upcoming season

SETI scientists speak with whales 19.04.2024

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.

Do USC students still read for pleasure? 19.04.2024

We asked students if they still regularly read books.

How does USC choose the Valedictorian? 18.04.2024

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.

There's hope in the future for endangered desert tortoises 18.04.2024

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.

Growing hatred on college campuses 18.04.2024

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.

Mayor Bass talks about homelessness at UCLA fireside chat 18.04.2024

Mayor Karen Bass participated in a fireside chat at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs Wednesday morning to discuss actions taken to address the ongoing homelessness crisis.

Disneyland 1.9 Billion Dollar Expansion 17.04.2024

Earlier today the Anaheim city council approved Disney's 1.9 billion dollar proposal. This would allow the company to use 57 acres of parking and unused land for attractions, hotel rooms and other entertainment without having to expand the theme park.

Ancestry is Everything 17.04.2024

We all like knowing who we are and that desire extends to knowing our ancestors’ roots. Amateur family history research is a popular hobby that has blossomed into a multi-million dollar industry. Alicia Graham spoke to an amateur genealogist who shares why spending hundreds of dollars on resources is worth it.

Mudtown Farms 17.04.2024

The South Central Los Angeles of old was the true definition of a concrete jungle. But what we have today, South LA is an area that has improved in many ways. There is redevelopment of major streets, new stadiums are bringing in jobs for the community, and big businesses are occupying the area. But what still lacks is a wealth of green spaces in the city. Jonathan Martin has the story. 

The fight against traffic violence in California 17.04.2024

Traffic violence in Los Angeles and California has been on the rise since 2020, but it’s hard to pinpoint why that is. Jack Hallinan investigated the dark truth behind the sad statistics.

Nostalgia in the Digital Age 17.04.2024

Vinyl sales were up 21.7% in 2023, the largest uptick in sales since the 108% increase in 2021. The longing for nostalgia sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic is not dying. In fact, it’s progressing as a trend among Gen Z, amplified by connectivity and exposure through social media apps like TikTok. In an effort to learn more about vinyl sales and the shift in customer age range, I visited Jonathan He...

A taste of Japanese tea ceremony 17.04.2024

To some cultures, tea is more than a drink. It’s a tradition. One club at USC spends their Friday afternoons learning the rites of Japanese tea ceremony.

Black females are reclaiming comedy 17.04.2024

Black women are no strangers to the comedy scene, but the amount of recognition they receive suggests otherwise. Today, four Black female comedy lovers share just how laughable the entertainment industry’s claims of diversity are after awards season.

Is Coachella still cool? 16.04.2024

This year's Coachella festival was chock-full of big and small artists across all different genres. Fans caught performances from the likes of coquette princess Lana Del Rey, the comical rapper Tyler, The Creator, and pop-rap icon, Doja Cat. Despite the Coachella lineup being filled with iconic headliners, ticket sales have been slowing down. Is the hottest weekend in the desert cooling off?

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