Dímelo means “tell me” in Spanish. The student-run media brand aims to reach young Latinx and Hispanic adults with stories and content experiences that matter to them. We cover community stories, including those in Los Angeles, but also focus on content that goes beyond boundaries both in English and Spanish.

Food banks continue their service during COVID-19

These Southern California organizations are helping feed those economically affected by the virus

Jillian Russell
2 days ago

As coronavirus strikes the world, Latinx leaders seek solutions to fight the pandemic

Lorena Bourdevaire
2 days ago

Filling out the 2020 Census sin miedo

Ignacio Ventura Maqueda Jr.
4 days ago

Here’s a list of LatiNetflix shows and movies to binge-watch over spring break

Jillian Russell
March 17

Latest Stories

Dodgers and Angels show off their Latinx baseball player lineup for the 2020 spring training season

Ignacio Ventura Maqueda Jr.
March 6

Bad Bunny releases new album YHLQMDLG

Ignacio Ventura Maqueda Jr.
March 3

Calling all Latinas! Now is the time for you to run

Krystal Gallegos and Sarah Alegre
February 28

Remembering Kobe Bryant, gone but not forgotten

Jillian Russell
February 23

Celebrating Black History Month

Krystal Gallegos
February 21

Students gather to hear about ‘el poder de la esperanza’ at USC event

Krystal Gallegos
February 11

Super Bowl LIV: Latinx culture will be present during the big game

Ignacio Ventura Maqueda Jr.
February 2

Bad Bunny Pens Spanish Tribute Song for Kobe Bryant

Katie Pietzold
January 29

Puerto Rico

Reggae artist from Texas finds harmony in Puerto Rico

Melisa Bivian

September 30, 2019

Migrants rebuild their lives in Puerto Rico despite challenges

Elizabeth Corpus

September 30, 2019

Hurricane Maria strengthened surf community of Rincón, Puerto Rico

Charlotte Scott

September 30, 2019

Coffee initiative launched to help farms after Hurricane Maria, but some say it’s not enough

Jessica Flores

September 30, 2019

Dímelo Radio

Where Vendors Sell Together

Marcela Valdivia
October 22, 2018

Latinx students give advice to other first generation Latinx students

Jesús Alvarado
September 18, 2018

El Cholo celebrates 95th anniversary

Charles Dunkin
October 23, 2018

LA Archbishop José Gomez elected to lead U.S. Catholic bishops

Lorena Bourdevaire
November 14, 2019

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USC Student brings Peruvian flavor to hot sauce

For USC graduate student Antoinette Munoz, finding her favorite hot sauce in the U.S. was tough. So she decided to make her own.

Cuéntamelo Episode 2—Latinx Christmas celebration

The Christmas season has arrived and around the world many people are getting ready to celebrate the most joyful holiday of the year. Christmas is without a doubt one of the most important celebrations for the Latinx community. Welcome to Cuéntamenlo, a DIMELO interview style podcast that explores young Latinx experiences and identity on and off the USC campus.

Cuéntamelo Episode 1—Who is Latinx?

Sometimes when people hear the word Latino/a they imagine someone with brown skin, dark eyes, and dark hair. In reality, Latinos come in every color. We come from different countries, different ethnicities, races, and stories. Welcome to Cuéntamenlo, a DIMELO interview style podcast that explores young Latinx experiences and identity on and off the USC campus.

Mercado La Paloma unifies a community through cultural diversity

Mercado La Paloma is a hybrid marketplace and cultural mecca dedicated to uplifting the surrounding community and providing a space for locals to share their creative and culinary talents.

LA City Council elects first Latina president

Councilwoman Nury Martinez becomes LA City Council's first Latina President and second woman in the position since 1983.

Two student organizations held the first worker appreciation lunch at USC

USC is one of the largest private employers in Los Angeles. Two student organization held the first worker appreciation lunch to show their support to employees working for USC.

Preview: Latinx artists up for American Music Awards

An overall look at the Latinx artists nominated to the 2019 American Music Awards

Jorge Vergara, owner of the global soccer franchise Chivas passed away at the age of 64

Vergara owned one of the most important and loyal soccer fan bases in Los Angeles and the world.

LA Archbishop José Gomez elected to lead U.S. Catholic bishops

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops selected Archbishop José Gomez as their president. Some members of the Latinx community talk about what they expect from the archbishop in his new role as president.

Tory Lanez debuts highly anticipated album Chixtape 5

Tory Lanez who often collaborates with Latinx performers is dropping his latest work and teasing his upcoming Spanish album.

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