Andie Kalinowski

Andie Kalinowski

Multimedia Journalist

Andie Kalinowski is from Diamond Bar, California and pursuing a B.A. in journalism at USC. She is a multimedia journalist for Annenberg Media and a copy editor for the Daily Trojan. She was previously the features editor for SAC.Media and aspires to become a reporter and literary editor.

Oscars 2023: Vote for who you think will take home the gold

Interactives Oscars 2023 Voting App: Who will be the greatest winners on Hollywood’s biggest night? Share your opinion with Annenberg Media.

By Emily Chung, Toby Fenner, Andie Kalinowski, Salome Nebiyu, Tianyi Wang, Jiachen (Jenny) Zhang, Xiuyi(Rebecca) Zhao and Ethan Huang●

USG Elections 2023: What issues matter to you?

Your one-stop-shop guide to every candidate running for USG President.

By Emily Chung, Andie Kalinowski, RURU MA, Ying Sun, Tianyi Wang, Jiachen (Jenny) Zhang, Xiuyi(Rebecca) Zhao, Annie Bang, Kaitlin Becenti, Megan Duncan, Tony Fajardo, Avery Goodman, Veronique Louis-Jacques, Payton May, Jack Waterman, Daphne Yaman, Shirley Qin and Yuanchen Zhou●

Skull and Mortar continues their annual Operation Santa

The service organization, run by students in the School of Pharmacy, wrote holiday letters to kids at LAC + USC Medical Center Friday.

By Skye Lee and Andie Kalinowski●

Thanksgiving travel raises concerns for COVID-19 and influenza

University officials, including USC’s chief health officer, made several recommendations for faculty and students as the holiday season approaches.

By Sabrina Rubio and Andie Kalinowski●

USC Cinematic Arts presents its inaugural Eco Film & Media Arts Festival

Filmmakers and USC student directors will join together Friday evening to bring awareness to the climate crisis through short films.

By Ethan Galbraith, Andie Kalinowski and Chris Ajose-Nixon●

Sexual assault survivors share their stories in a new exhibit at the Tutor Center

Breaking Silence, USC Hillel’s Bradley Sonnenberg Wellness Initiative and A Path 2 Courage partner up to bring awareness to issues of sexual assault and domestic violence on campus.

By Andie Kalinowski, Maisy White, Skye Lee and Dana Hammerstrom●

How one food truck is fighting to end hunger and build community amongst unhoused people in L.A.

Several times a week, Share A Meal – in conjunction with USC volunteers – works to deliver free food to neighborhoods like Skid Row and Downtown L.A.

By Andie Kalinowski●

Folt remarks about her hopes for the university as Trojan Family Weekend continues

Despite the looming concerns about issues like safety at disaffiliated fraternities, President Folt kicked off Trojan Family Weekend at Bovard Auditorium with welcome remarks to visiting families.

By Andie Kalinowski, Skye Lee and Jacqueline Cao●

Where yoga and art meet: how one instructor bridges that gap

Taught by Thornton doctoral student Siwen Xi, one yoga class has the chance to practice inside an art exhibit at USC’s Fisher Museum of Art.

By Skye Lee, Andie Kalinowski and Taryn Snyder●

Enemies and nobodies: Annenberg Inclusion Initiative releases study highlighting disparities in Muslim representation

The study, released Sept. 1, found major issues in how Muslim characters are portrayed on TV.

By Andie Kalinowski, Logan Drone and Shane Dimapanat●

Beloved professor and journalist Henry Fuhrmann dies at 65

Fuhrmann will be remembered for his his impact on the AAPI community and journalism at large.

By Logan Drone, Andie Kalinowski, Mary Ahn and Reagan Smith●

FAFSA to implement major changes for next year’s application

The Department of Education is set to create a major overhaul of the financial aid application and is most notably lowering its number of questions from 108 to 36.

By Andie Kalinowski, Logan Drone and Sissy Arenas●