Chris Ajose-Nixon

Chris Ajose-Nixon

Multimedia Journalist

Chris is a multimedia journalist from Oakland, California who studies journalism. He interested in sports media and broadcasting, especially enjoying basketball and football on both the pro and college levels as well as baseball, soccer and Formula 1.

USC to host fourth annual Drug Take Back Day

USC Pharmacies and USC Student Health are collaborating to host the fourth annual Drug Take Back Day on December 6.

By Chris Ajose-Nixon and Grace Gerstner●

Bleed out the blue: how one student group is using the crosstown rivalry to collect clothes for donation

Run by the Trojan Pride Committee, this clothing drive encourages USC community members to get rid of any UCLA-blue-colored clothes.

By Ethan Galbraith, Logan Drone and Chris Ajose-Nixon●

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●

USC students plan to cast their votes: absentee ballots, registration and more

Students share their thoughts and mixed plans for voting in the upcoming midterm elections.

By Irene Kim, Chris Ajose-Nixon, MJ Newsom and Logan Drone●

Jill Biden visits Homeboy Bakery and Homegirl Cafe as part of L.A.-wide fundraising trip

Biden’s stop at Homeboy Industries was part of a larger fundraising trip ahead of the primaries.

By Skye Lee, Ethan Galbraith and Chris Ajose-Nixon●

Mindy Kaling to receive first Multihyphenate Award and kick off accompanying speaker series

Mindy Kaling will receive the award and then speak to USC students about her career to launch the first event of the School of Dramatic Arts’ Multihyphenate Masterclass series.

By Chris Ajose-Nixon and Sissy Arenas●

Middle Eastern and North African Students fight for inclusivity on campus

The petition urges the university to provide alumni support, counseling, and recognition to better support the Middle Eastern and North African students at USC.

By Grace Gerstner, Chris Ajose-Nixon and Nina Moothedath●