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Sophia Hammerle is a multimedia journalist for Annenberg Media, majoring in Journalism.

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Shoppers flock to online stores this sales season

Shoppers flock to online stores this sales season

Online sales hit $9.12 billion in the U.S. despite inflation and worries of economic downturn.

By Anjali Patel and Sophia HammerleNovember 28, 2022 at 3:02PM PST

Crosstown clash: USC students carry on Conquest Week traditions

Crosstown clash: USC students carry on Conquest Week traditions

The Trojan Knights and USC Helenes embrace crosstown rivalry tradition by camping out in front of Tommy Trojan and Hecuba this week.

By Sophia Hammerle, Natalia Osuna, and Donny AssefaNovember 14, 2022 at 4:42PM PST

Can elections be bought?

Can elections be bought?

The 2022 midterm elections are set to be the most expensive midterms ever, according to a news study from OpenSecrets.

By Peter Makk, Sophia Hammerle, and Sullivan BarthelNovember 07, 2022 at 5:36PM PST

What’s in a Halloween costume?

What’s in a Halloween costume?

Students explain what factors go into choosing a Halloween costume. Simplicity or uniqueness, spooky or funny?

By Sophia Hammerle, Mia Thompson, and Anjali PatelOctober 31, 2022 at 4:51PM PDT

Ye’s antisemitic tweets spurs hateful incidents in Los Angeles

Ye’s antisemitic tweets spurs hateful incidents in Los Angeles

White supremacist groups have cited Ye’s rhetoric as backing for their demonstrations

By Sullivan Barthel and Sophia HammerleOctober 24, 2022 at 5:44PM PDT

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