From Iraq to Climate Change
On today’s show, we discuss a new bill that offers tax incentives for journalism, the U.S. military leaves Iraq, an analysis of the gubernatorial debate, and a new report finds trouble in the labor market.
From China to VMAs
On today’s show, we discuss the end of USC Keck’s contract with the Navy, the decline in Gen Z alcohol use, the current state of music videos in the modern age and a protest against President Xi Jinping’s visit to the White House. All that and more, From Where We Are.
USC Keck School of Medicine reveals new findings on alcohol consumption
USC Keck reveals information on alcohol consumption.
Media outlets banned from the White House get their press badges back
Media Outlets get press badges back after Trump ban
From Ireland to Immigration
On today’s show, we discuss Irish reunification, LA Homeless Services Authority, an immigration ruling, El Salvador TPS, and an Elizabeth Holmes documentary. All that and more, From Where We Are.
Young Americans losing faith in government ahead of midterms
A new Harvard Kennedy School poll shows growing disillusionment among young Americans, with half saying they feel they have no say in government and just 26% expressing hope for the country’s future.
Oak Tree Comics booth highlights conservation through creativity
Oak Tree Comics showcases a series of endangered animal hybrids in an interactive rainforest experience aimed at inspiring young readers.
100 years of the Los Angeles Central Library
The Los Angeles Central Library is celebrating its 100th anniversary with “The Central 100,” a year-long event across the Los Angeles Public Library featuring historical exhibits, limited-edition cards, and branch-specific stamps.
Got books?
Its spring cleaning season, and if you have books stacked floor to ceiling, today might be the day for you. Today is, of course, National Donate a Book day.
USC climate podcast returns with focus on energy and technology
USC podcast "Electric Futures" kicked off a new season, focusing on the environmental impact of data centers and the future of energy use.
USC Viterbi hosts Easter egg hunt
This afternoon the Viterbi Graduate Student Association and the Graduate Student Government hosted an Easter egg hunt across Epstein Family Plaza in the engineering school.
Students react to Trump tariffs and rising costs
As new tariffs take effect, some students say they’re seeing higher prices and growing uncertainty, while experts note consumers are bearing much of the cost.
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.