j'nai knox

j'nai knox

Multimedia Journalist

J'nai hails from the greatest state in the U.S., Maryland. She is a Journalism and EALC double major. In her free time you can catch her at a football game or facetiming her three dogs.

Eli Lilly announces significant cut to insulin prices

Eli Lilly, an American pharmaceutical company that produces insulin, introduced significant price cuts that impact diabetics across the nation.

By j'nai knox●

Feeling under the weather?

Feeling under the weather? The phrase originally came from the language of sailors, referring to violent weather conditions while embarking on the seas. Despite not being sailors, some people tend to feel different depending on the climate. Why is this, and what can we do?

By Amy Lopez and j'nai knox●

Can the U.S. Men’s Team achieve its World Cup goal?

The United States Men’s National Team moved on to the knockout stages of the World Cup with its win over Iran Tuesday in Qatar.

By j'nai knox and Taryn Snyder●

Starbucks workers strike across the U.S. on company’s biggest day of the year

Starbucks workers across the country are striking for “Red Cup Day,” the company’s busiest day of the year.

By j'nai knox, Cami Twomey and Sullivan Maley●

‘My culture is not your costume’: The do’s and don’ts of Halloween

This spooky season, take time to make sure you and everyone around you enjoys their Halloweekend!

By j'nai knox, Grace Gerstner and Ethan Galbraith●

Trick or Beat? “All Hailoween” A Cappella Showcase set for Thursday

USC A Capella groups are ready for their annual Halloween concert

By j'nai knox and Hali Mecklin●

Fans camp out on the street to see Wallows

If you walked by the Shrine Auditorium at 9 a.m Thursday morning, you may have seen a line of people sitting outside.

By j'nai knox and Mary Ahn●

L.A. Times hosts sixth annual Food Bowl this month, featuring the city’s unique cuisine

L.A. Times’ Food Bowl’s main event this weekend is the Night Market, featuring cuisines from vendors across the city.

By Grace Gerstner, Cami Twomey, j'nai knox, Paige Shea and Nicholas Dinh●

Declining number of positive cases is not enough to comfort all Trojans

Recent data has shown a significant decline in COVID-19 cases this week following steep move-in spikes, according to the USC Health Office.

By Weiwei Huang, j'nai knox and Hali Mecklin●