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Anthony Robledo

Anthony Robledo

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Anthony Robledo attended Cal State Fullerton for his undergraduate education. He has previously interned at Bloomberg News and Voice of Orange County. He also participated in the New York Times Student Journalism Institute. Upon graduating, he would love to pursue a career as either a political or entertainment business reporter.

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Strong winds sweep LA, USC campus left with little damage

Strong winds sweep LA, USC campus left with little damage

Heavy Santa Ana winds helps spread California wildfires.

By Anthony RobledoOctober 12, 2021 at 5:49PM PDT

What’s next for Latinx representation as Netflix’s ‘On My Block’ concludes?

What’s next for Latinx representation as Netflix’s ‘On My Block’ concludes?

Latinx representation on television continues to be scarce.

By Anthony RobledoOctober 05, 2021 at 8:43PM PDT

Emmy’s falls short on delivering diverse winners, again

Emmy’s falls short on delivering diverse winners, again

Los Angeles was home to the Primetime Emmy Awards Sunday night, honoring creatives and talent across the television industry. Yet the ceremony received backlash over a controversy that has marred the show since it first aired in 1949. Anthony Robledo has more on award shows ongoing representation problem.

By Anthony RobledoSeptember 23, 2021 at 11:23AM PDT

USC students question how effective Trojan Check is

USC students question how effective Trojan Check is

USC’s Trojan Check is supposed to guard campus from the coronavirus, but students are finding a way to bypass the system.

By Anthony RobledoSeptember 17, 2021 at 4:31PM PDT

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