Lorenzo Arce

Lorenzo Arce

Multimedia Journalist

Lorenzo Arce was born and raised in the Los Angeles County area. Before becoming a journalist, he participated in sports such as football and martial arts. He is a multimedia journalist at USC Annenberg and hopes to become an editor or copy editor one day. His hobbies include building scale models, watching movies, and working out.

Dominion Settles with Fox News for $787 Million

After Dominion Voting Systems sued Fox News in a defamation lawsuit regarding election fraud, Fox News agreed to a settlement of $787 million. Questions regarding further implications on Fox News and the public's trust in media arise after the conclusion of the case.

By Reagan Smith, Lorenzo Arce and Ethan Galbraith●

Blood Drive Comes to USC

Students, faculty, and staff gave back to the community one pint at a time. As Lorenzo Arce explains the blood drive is an ongoing partnership LifeStream Blood bank and Keck Medicine of USC.

By Lorenzo Arce●

Can Trump Still be President?

Donald Trump was arrested on Monday and questions are already being raised weather he is till a viable political candidate for the upcoming presidential election. An expert explains to us the answer is not so simple. Lorenzo Arce [ARE SEE] has the story

By Lorenzo Arce●

The “Population Bomb” could be less damaging than predicted, a new study suggests

A new study done by the Earth4All collective and commissioned by the Club of Rome projects that the "population bomb" our world was projected to face will not be as harmful as experts originally thought.

By Lorenzo Arce, Chris Bibona and Ethan Galbraith●

Football fever hits campus ahead of the PAC-12 Championship

A conference championship is on the line in the first year for a rejuvenated football program.

By Carson Dorais, Ben Cohen and Lorenzo Arce●

‘Quiet Exhibition’ is breaking the clout barrier for student artists at USC

The free event gives students a chance to showcase their talents and latest works, regardless of their major, social status or financial constraints.

By Hali Mecklin, Jason Pham and Lorenzo Arce●

Political endorsements from celebrities: do they matter?

Many celebrities spoke out about politics ahead of the 2022 midterms. But will their voices have an impact on the electorate?

By Chris Bibona, Haylee Clophus, Aaron Goldstein, Lorenzo Arce and Jason Pham●

‘1st Annual Day of the Dead Community Event’ aims to connect the USC Health Sciences Campus with surrounding East L.A. culture

Attendees can celebrate those who have passed away and get vaccinated at this free event.

By Hali Mecklin, Alexa Hernandez Diaz and Lorenzo Arce●

USC students balance studying with having fun this Halloween

Students discuss their plans for Halloween.

By Jason Pham, Carson Dorais and Lorenzo Arce●

Carol Folt announced as new chair of Association of American Univerisites board

Folt previously served as the vice chair of the college advocacy organization.

By Lorenzo Arce●

Five places to try fall flavors in Los Angeles

Get into the fall spirit with these five restaurants that serve seasonal food items near USC.

By Lorenzo Arce, Ethan Inman and Nina Moothedath●

USC students react to California decriminalizing jaywalking

The new law will allow civilians to jaywalk when the risk of danger is low.

By Jack Hallinan, Jason Pham and Lorenzo Arce●

USC updates Greek life info after cutting ties with fraternity houses

Student Affairs updated its FAQ to state that the university cannot enforce event safety

By Nina Moothedath, Lorenzo Arce and Melisa Cabello Cuahutle●

‘The pandemic is over’: what does it mean for USC?

President Biden’s comment draws USC protocols into question.

By Chris Bibona, Amy Lopez, Christian Borden and Lorenzo Arce●

USC’s Information Sciences Institute talks the future of AI

The institute’s first ever press conference highlighted new research that could improve cybersecurity, reduce sex trafficking, and make you a stronger password.

By Hali Mecklin, Lorenzo Arce and Jason Pham●