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Xinchi Wang

Xinchi Wang

Multimedia Journalist

Xinchi Wang is a junior majoring in Communication. She is currently working for Annenberg Radio News and WeChat team. She is interested in media industry and issues with technology.

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Root Source: Meme

Root Source: Meme

Where did the word “meme” come from and why do we like it?

By Xinchi WangApril 28, 2022 at 6:32PM PDT

Mask mandate extension and quarantine time in response to new covid cases

Mask mandate extension and quarantine time in response to new covid cases

The changes reflect shift in emphasis from general positive cases to patients at-risk

By Eli Masket, Veronica Sierra, and Xinchi WangApril 14, 2022 at 5:59PM PDT

Three Los Angeles City Council members introduce renter-protection measures

Three Los Angeles City Council members introduce renter-protection measures

Council Members Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Nithya Raman and Mike Bonin proposed new motions Wednesday regarding fair access to housing for all renters

By Sreenidhi Boopathi, Xinchi Wang, and Xinyang ZhangMarch 10, 2022 at 7:17PM PST

Recent study revealed public distrust in politicians addressing homelessness issues

Recent study revealed public distrust in politicians addressing homelessness issues

Voters demand that funds be used toward a realistic plan with clear measures and accountability.

By Claire Haskell, Robert Gifford, and Xinchi WangFebruary 10, 2022 at 6:26PM PST

The Lunar New Year could become a national holiday

The Lunar New Year could become a national holiday

USC students discuss the new bill that was recently introduced in the House of Representatives to recognize Lunar New Year as a federal holiday.

By Sreenidhi Boopathi and Xinchi WangFebruary 03, 2022 at 6:45PM PST

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