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Skate of Thrones | Kings recover after sloppy first period, outlast Blues in overtime
Trevor Moore scored the game-winning goal to complement Anton Forsberg’s stout night in net.
Trans students at USC navigate uncertainty amid national policy shifts
As anti-trans legislation expands nationwide, trans students describe the atmosphere on campus.
USC students celebrate Arab American Heritage Month with cultural event
USC’s Middle Eastern North African Student Assembly launched Arab American Heritage Month with a community celebration highlighting culture, identity, and student voices on what the observance means to them.
Southern California’s own Victor Glover will become the first Black person to reach the moon
Artemis II officially launched on Wednesday and is planned to land the first Black astronaut around the moon.
Hundreds of SoCal teens gather to give back at Kindness Is Free Summit
At Kindness Is Free’s Teen Summit, hundreds of Southern California students came together to volunteer, build leadership skills, and assemble hygiene kits for people in need in Skid Row, putting kindness into action across the community.
Keck’s nurse contract negotiations remain in limbo a month later
Nurses at Keck Hospital of USC do not feel like ‘members of the Trojan family’ after healthcare cuts, salary negotiations and technology issues.
USC design student fights the binaries of art
USC Roski student April Kwon challenges the public perception of “good,” “bad” and “ugly” in her senior thesis exhibition.
Farmworkers Day celebrated for the first time in California
The Boyle Heights community is divided on the removal of Cesar Chavez’s namesakes.
Trojans surge back from early deficit to outlast Gauchos
USC earned another comeback win, building momentum ahead of a key rivalry matchup.
Hearts2Hearts takes the US by storm with first sold-out tour
SM Entertainment’s newest girl group connected with Los Angeles fans on their ‘Hearts2House’ showcase tour.
From TikTok covers to sold-out show: yung kai brings “stay with the ocean, i’ll find you” to life
Indie pop artist yung kai connected with his fans in the Constellation Room in Santa Ana through an intimate live performance.
Captured
The line between art and invasion of privacy can be thin when it comes to photography. Meet two lifestyle photographers who are learning to walk this line and discover the extent of surveillance in our everyday lives.
USG names 2026/2027 executive staff
The senate celebrates its new cabinet amid controversy around the nomination’s transparency.
March 31 is Transgender Visibility Day
On a day meant for celebration of trans excellence and community, the Supreme Court overturned a ban on conversion therapy
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy visits USC for conversation on political polarization
McCarthy, joined by former Rep. Garret Graves, encourages compromise and civic engagement at a USC Center for the Political Future event.
After four years and 12,000 subscribers, student-run Morning, Trojan will shut down in May
Tomo Chien, a journalism student at USC, built the newsletter for the USC campus community and will leave it behind upon graduation.
Happy birthday America — let’s talk about the national debt
Up to USC held a tabling event for America’s 250th birthday, educating students about how the national debt will affect them.
Los Angeles County population decline is the largest in the U.S.
Nearly 54,000 people left the county last year, according to the U.S. census data.
From Farmworkers Day to Birthright Citizenship
On today’s show, USC political student organizations help students get more involved in politics, we sat down with UC Davis professor of immigration law, Kevin Johnson, and we discuss SCOTUS being asked to weigh in on the case of ending birthright citizenship. All that and more, From Where We Are.
USC student groups raise awareness on national debt crisis
USC student organizations gathered on Trousdale to highlight the national debt crisis and encourage student engagement ahead of an upcoming campus debate.
UCLA study examines pay gap and workforce trends for Latinx in California
A UCLA report shows Latino college graduates earn less than non-Latino workers, while remaining concentrated in lower-wage industries across California.
Supreme Court rules against Colorado conversion therapy ban
A Colorado ban on conversion therapy for minors has been struck down by the Supreme Court, with the justices ruling the law violated First Amendment rights.
California observes first Farmworkers Day
For the first time, California is observing “Farm Workers Day,” a new recognition that replaces Cesar Chavez Day and highlights the role of farmworkers in the state’s history.
Kings roll past Canucks in shutout win in Vancouver
L.A. snaps a 4-game losing streak, Vancouver loses 4th straight
Kawhi Leonard hits buzzer beater to lift Clippers past Pacers
The Clippers capitalize on late game mistakes to complete a 24-point comeback.
USC’s Performing Arts Committee highlights student artists at Artscape: POV
Student visual artists, musical artists and dancers took the spotlight at PAC’s first annual arts and music festival.
From Protests to Populations
On today's show, we talk No Kings protests in Los Angeles, declining populations in the city, and USC admissions break records? Easter brings an influx of bunnies in shelters, and rave culture hits LA. All that and more, From Where We Are.
USC admits nearly 10,000 students with record-high GPA
Out of nearly 80,000 applicants, USC admitted about 10,000 students to the Class of 2030, with an average GPA of 3.92. As admitted student days begin, tour guides say campus will see an increase in visitors.
Iran threatens American universities in the Middle East
Experts warn that the widening conflict and mixed U.S. messaging are deepening uncertainty across global markets and civilian targets.
Thousands rally in Downtown LA as part of nationwide protests
Thousands marched in Downtown Los Angeles as part of nationwide protests addressing federal policies, with police later reporting 75 arrests near the Metropolitan Detention Center.
Air Canada CEO to step down following LaGuardia on-the-ground plane crash
The recent deadly crash at a major New York City airport has renewed fears about air traffic management following LA-area near-misses.
Los Angeles County experiences modest population decrease, census finds
After reaching about 10 million residents in 2020, Los Angeles County’s population has dropped slightly, according to recent census data. Experts say changes in births, deaths, migration, and immigration all contribute to the shift.
No. 12 USC bounces back in Maryland with 2-1 series win
The Terrapins handed the Trojans their third loss of the season, before a mercy-rule Sunday loss.
Forget Crumbl — Here’s the pan dulce drop you should actually be looking out for
With 12 years of Salvadoran tradition and a social media push, La Usuluteca’s pan dulce drops are winning over LA.
The end of an era: Rocknite leaves The Goldfish
Local bands played at Wednesday night’s final rock show at the Highland Park bar.
The Los Angeles fashion trend of the year is politics
LA Fashion Week is marked with multiethnic designers and pieces of cultural heritage.
Hollywood Music Video Awards spotlight creators behind the camera
The ceremony honored directors, designers and visual artists alike, whose work brings music to life on screen.
USC announces Gustavo Dudamel as 2026 commencement speaker
The longtime leader of the Los Angeles Philharmonic is expected to discuss the importance of artistic expression and community building.
No. 4 USC leaves Menlo stumped
Five Trojans record five-plus kills as USC extends its longest set run under head coach Jeff Nygaard.































