Claire Fogarty

Boulon D Amour provides a unique coffee experience that is both photogenic and tasty.

Sanctions will lead to overall higher inflation, according to USC professor.

Match Volume’s Claire Fogarty discusses the state of American politics and what it’s like to cover them with Journalist, Podcaster and Author, Jon Ward.

Incoming students and underclassmen have felt confused when they see campus traditions, like duct-taped statues and Helenes and Trojan Knights’ watch, for the first time.

South LA native turned Trojan is breaking into the USC music scene

Across the country, politicians like Michelle Wu of Boston and Ed Gainey of Pittsburgh became the first people of color elected to their respective roles.

Residents of Carson have been clamoring for relief and have grown more & more frustratedLast Wednesday a Town Hall held by LA County sparked a reaction from the community who believe that Elected and Public health officials have not gone far enough to support them. Claire Fogarty spoke to residents about the town hall and how the community has been impacted.

Carson residents voice their frustrations over foul odors coming from the Dominguez Channel.

People across the U.S. celebrated National Coming Out Day this week. USC students and faculty members speak about the important role community plays in coming out. Claire Fogarty has the story.

@UscFits, an Instagram account dedicated to showcasing student fashion, has amassed over 700 followers one month after launching.

The Annenberg student and ‘Anne with an E’ star has used her platform to spread awareness.

October tends to be a busy month for USC students Annenberg student Miranda Mckeon has been juggling game days and midterms just like the rest of us. But she is also handling something no college student ever expects to deal with: a battle with stage 3 breast cancer. For Breast Cancer Awareness month, Claire Fogarty has the story.

Lack of a Zoom option in classrooms, physically inaccessible events and more make students with disabilities feel like they’re not being considered in the return to campus.