On today’s show, the coronavirus dominates. USC students react to the spread of the disease around the world, the USC Marshall School of Business announces study abroad programs will be canceled. Annenberg Media’s executive editor Ruby Yuan talks about how his family in Wuhan, China, has been impacted.
Additionally, we cover the Department of Education’s demand that USC makes sweeping changes to its Title IX policy, the closing of local diner, Grinder, and bring listeners a conversation with Annenberg Media managing editor Dan Toomey and Pulitzer Prize winning authors Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn.
Producer: Aiyonna White, Luke Scorziell, Evan Jacoby, Joshua Chang
Hosts: Taylor Bazile and Lauren Hebroni
Technical Director: Yuki Liang
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Here are today’s stories:
Department of Education orders USC to reform Title IX office
Experts explain coronavirus and give solutions
What do USC students know about coronavirus?
Student leader speaks about coronavirus, family in Wuhan, China
Students organize USC’s first Black History Month Festival
Beloved diner, Grinder, to close its doors after nearly 50 years