On today’s show, we speak with gender and sports experts on the return of genetic testing among female athletes in the upcoming Olympics, we ask graduating seniors whether they regret their majors, and suggest study spots and sessions for students as finals week approaches.

We just entered our final week of classes, and almost every big final project is due soon. This can mean a lot of stress and anxiety for students. Here are some campus resources for you and some ideas on how to relieve some of this stress.

On this show, we speak with an Olympic gold medalist on how they balance their health with athletic performance and provide you with an update on California's governor's race.

On today's show, we speak with an LAUSD teacher on what she thinks about the agreements that the district made over the weekend, local avid readers share what books they'd donate, we stop by a bookstore in Lincoln Heights whose bookshelves reflect the neighborhood, and the LA Lakers and Kings head out to the playoffs.

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.

Ahead of its 100th anniversary, the Los Angeles Central Library continues to highlight community services like the Octavia Lab, which provides access and resources for local artists.

Just minutes from Echo Park Lake, a local lending library held its first-ever Zine Fair this past weekend, spotlighting California artists and writers and celebrating independent print culture.

On today’s show, we talked to the artist behind Dolores Huerta’s mural, celebrated Armenian culture, and spoke to journalists behind the award winning investigative piece “The Poisonous Lead Trade.” All that and more, From Where We Are.

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.

On today’s show, USC got an A for strengthening antisemitism policies, we speak with the dean from USC’s Gould School of Law about free speech, and speak with the Immigration Program Director at CLUE. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today’s show, we speak with commuters about the rise in gas prices, a Venezuelan expert talks about the possibilities of government transition in the country, and discuss the presidential war authority following the U.S. attack on Iran.

It’s been two months since the U.S. arrested Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, and Venezuela’s future remains uncertain. Political tensions, legal battles, and questions about leadership, oil exports, and reforms continue to dominate headlines.

On today’s show, USC Keck nurses continue their strike over employment healthcare plans, Daily Trojan updates their AI policy after receiving AI-generated articles, and we sit down with Vice President of the National Association of Immigration Judges Jeremiah Johnson to talk about how the firing of judges are affecting the immigration process.

USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance students staged a surprise flash mob on campus Tuesday for their midterm evaluation. Professors say the performances, featuring the street dance style "punking," teach students to take up space, connect with others, and express joy through movement.

On today’s show, U-S-C students celebrate Lunar New Year, civil rights groups propose a new California legislation, and we sit down with law professors Kevin Johnson and Bill Ong Hing to talk about the people in ICE detentions. All that and more, From Where We Are.