Vigilante Justice and the Cornell Seven
This morning, on the front page of the Washington Post, ran the headline “Innocent People Are in Cornell Crossfire.” Online vigilanteeism has become one part of the fallout from the rape allegations a...
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Storm Rachel and Rain in Los Angeles
Tropical Storm Rachel slammed the Southern California coast this weekend, leaving behind heavy flooding and major beachside destruction. High ocean temperatures and an especially volatile El Nino help...
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Remembering USC's changing neighborhood
Do you ever wonder about the people living in the neighborhoods surrounding USC? Wonder how they might feel about how the university has changed the place they call home? Annenberg Media’s Katie Contr...
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California's bears are bulking up
California has the largest population of black bears in the continental US, and it’s hibernation season. To prepare, the bears are gathering as much food as they can. That means fish, berries, and eve...
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Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day
We explore the multi-faceted ways the indigenous community in Los Angeles shows out for Indigenous Peoples Day.
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USC Marshall researchers study 'nutrition labels' for AI
What if artificial intelligence (AI) models had nutrition labels that showed their potential benefits and drawbacks to our well-being?Researchers from USC Marshall's Neely Center for Ethical Leadershi...
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A lethal injection gone wrong: Christa Pike survives death row execution
A botched execution in Tennessee is raising questions about the future of lethal injection. Christa Pike has spent almost 30 years on death row after being convicted for torturing and murdering her cl...
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USC hosts fourth annual Hangul Day celebration
USC hosted its fourth annual Hangul Day celebration Wednesday, honoring the impact of the Hangul language on the Korean community through traditional foods, games and activities. Hangul is the nationa...
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