Mega floods threaten the American West
Southern California is no stranger to wild weather. Fire. Extreme temperatures. Drought. And this past weekend severe rain hit all over Southern California -- setting precipitation records and leading...
15 Sep 20222min
Latinx lack of representation at the Emmys
Tomorrow kicks off Latinx Heritage Month, a time to celebrate all of the contributions of the Latinx community. This weekend, the Emmys failed to do just that, passing the torch to a single nominee fo...
15 Sep 20222min
Hebrew Union College and USC celebrate 50 years of partnership
USC and Hebrew Union College celebrated their 50th Anniversary this past Monday. Brandon Garcia covers the history of the two colleges and the importance of their relationship.
15 Sep 20221min
The Life and Legacy of Ground Zero Cafe
USC plans to demolish 'Ground Zero' a campus landmark. Aedan Henry looks back at what it meant to students.
18 Maj 202213min
A family tradition of balloons at USC
Annenberg Graduate student Mayte Carrillo tells the story of what became a 20-year family tradition -- one that details her mother’s victories as an immigrant, single mother and small business owner. ...
6 Maj 20223min
From ‘Maple Leaf Rag’ to Master’s degrees at USC
The University of Southern California is home to one of the oldest, free-standing jazz departments in the country. But the idea of getting a formal jazz education is something relatively new that woul...
5 Maj 20223min
George Tirebiter’s lost legacy as USC’s mascot
During the 1940s, George Tirebiter was a shaggy mutt adopted by the student body of USC. He was named “Tirebiter” due to his love of chasing cars and biting their tires. He was beloved by all, taken t...
5 Maj 20223min
Remembering Rian Johnson’s USC student film at 25
Cinematographer Todd Somodevilla attended USC’s School of Cinematic Arts in the early ‘90s. He became quick friends with classmate Rian Johnson, who went on to direct huge blockbusters like “Star Wars...
5 Maj 20223min
