From Iowa to Hangul Day
On today’s show, we take a look at extreme heat in Los Angeles, a failed execution in Tennessee, and a new AI-focused project from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
From Surplus to Provost
On today’s show, we discuss new immigration enforcement laws in California, a new AI website launched by the White House, and the state of USC football.
From Pete Davidson to Cornell
On today’s show, it’s National Coffee Day! We learn how the students of USC are celebrating, and what the recently passed, Protect College Sports Act, means for student-athletes. We also discuss a lawsuit filed against seven men from Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity that alleges they assaulted a woman.
From Student Health to Surrogacy
On today’s show, we discuss how students can stay safe in the wake of student deaths at Ole Miss, the state of global AI regulations, and a Stevie Wonder tribute show at Bovard Auditorium. All that and more, From Where We Are.
From Star Wars to City Council
On today’s show, we discuss the White House press ban has left a lot of questions regarding the future of the press, especially student journalists, and the Lucas Museum has opened up in USC’s backyard. All that and more, From Where We Are.
From AI Risk to Freak March
On today’s show, we talk about President Trump calling AI risk a ‘hoax,’ Freak March at USC, a tribute to Dolly Parton, Mexican Independence Day, and two data center bills on Gavin Newsom’s desk.
Trojans tame the Wolf Pack in 8-0 series opener
Mason Edwards recorded ten strikeouts as the Trojans extended their winning streak to five games.
Snowy success: USC takes 2–1 series win over Northwestern
The Trojans looked unstoppable through two games, but Northwestern had the final word with a walk-off in the finale.
The streak snaps: Northwestern hands No. 25 USC first loss of the season
Wildcats break Trojans’ 19–0 start in the final game of a doubleheader Saturday
Trojans tame the Mustangs to stay undefeated this season
Another series win keeps USC baseball’s unstoppable momentum rolling.
