USC students walk out for Demin day in support of sexual assault survivors, an LA Times journalist is being targeted for her criminal investigation on the LAPD, and Southern California residents will soon be required to limit their outdoor water use to one day a week in light of the drought.

USC celebrates Earth Week with events throughout campus, student entrepreneurs showcase their skills, and the Los Angeles Community College District is piloting a $1.5 million housing program for 100 of its unhoused students.

More free antigen COVID tests are now available for USC students and faculty, people with certain income limits may soon receive $1000 every month, and the suspect in the New York Subway attack has been arrested.

Scientists and climate activists rally for climate change, a petition for a formal investigation into the custodian who got arrested has gained over 2500 signatures, and LA County supervisors have approved a new program to increase access to hygiene products for everyone.

A group of USC custodians protest over low pay, electric cars could be the new normal, and a new Metro line is coming to Los Angeles.

Refugees continue to escape Ukraine, gas prices are at a nationwide high, and L.A. County has approved a motion to remove the indoor mask mandate.

Ukrainian citizens attempt to flee the country as Russian attacks become escalated.

Here is some advice for the next class of Annenberg Media producers.

Election night did not go as planned, but Annenberg Media was still able to produce several hours of live coverage.

The producers of See-It-Live have overcome a lot of challenges to pull together a remote newscast week in and week out.

See-It-Live introduces a new social media segment this week: Hashtagged. Contestants have to guess how many times a trending Twitter hashtag has been used.

The era of coronavirus is a lonely one. And as we enter week 3 of self-isolation, Trojans are looking for ways to fight on— online. Two students shared how these unprecedented times have affected their personal lives.

The USC women’s lacrosse team extended its unbeaten streak to start the season, defeating the San Diego State Aztecs 14-6 Sunday.

The university is working to make it easier for students to be environmentally friendly through helping students dispose of waste in a more sustainable way.

Members of the USC community share their thoughts on Harris’ decision to suspend her campaign.