From Where We Are

As we get used to the “new normal” in the age of COVID, how should college students maneuver dating? The answer is open conversation and consent.

Mari Young
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Grand jury decision in Breonna Taylor case leaves nation uneasy

Today, a Kentucky grand jury brought no charges against Louisville officers for killing Breonna Taylor. Only one officer was charged with three counts of “first degree wanton endangerment".

Alexis Timko, Savannah Welch September 24 at 12:18 AM

Students adjust to COVID-safe transportation practices

Students are learning how to safely take rideshares, like Uber or Lyft, and seeking out alternative ways to get around town during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Annie Wei September 24 at 12:02 AM

A quarter of L.A. County households faced food insecurity during early months of pandemic

A new USC Dornsife study reported more than 1 in 4 L.A. County Households— of all income levels— has experienced some food insecurity during the current pandemic.

Fernando September 23 at 11:46 PM

From Where We Are: September 22, 2020

A 101 class on voter registration, a tribute to the notorious RBG, and an update on the devastating bobcat wildfire. All that and more, “from where we are.”

Annenberg Radio News September 23 at 12:59 AM

The past, present and future of the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, as told by a law professor

The late supreme court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg inspired multiple generations of female lawyers, judges and other legal professionals to pursue the field of law. Samantha Moskow talked to USC Gould professor Susan Estrich about how the late justice’s legacy and life has impacted her own.

Samantha Moskow September 23 at 12:52 AM

Bobcat wildfire continues to burn in L.A. County

The Bobcat wildfire is one of the largest fires in the county’s history. Despite thousands of firefighters battling the blazes, less than a quarter of the flames have been quelled. Andrew Mitchell, a spokesperson with the Angeles National Forest, speaks on the effects of the fires in this report.

Johnny Dorcil September 22 at 7:02 PM

Voter Registration 101: Here’s how it works

It’s National Voter Registration Day! It’s important that you understand the process before you vote on Election Day, which is around the corner on Nov. 3.In L.A. County, anyone can cast their ballot in person at any voting center. Mike Sanchez is a public information officer with the L.A. County Registrar-Recorder Office who explains the steps in order to vote amid the pandemic this year.

Sydney Fiorentino September 22 at 7:01 PM

Genetic Testing at 23andMe with Andy Kill

In this week’s episode, the director of communications at 23andMe, Andy Kill, chats with Sadie Olson about the company and the role of genetic testing in the modern medical space.

Sadie Olson September 21 at 10:15 PM

Bobcat fire threatens historic Mount Wilson Observatory

The Bobcat Fire, now one of the largest fires in L.A. county's history, poses a threat to the historic Mount Wilson Observatory. Nestled in the San Gabriel Mountains of the Angeles National Forest, the groundbreaking research conducted at this facility during the first half of the 20th century has shaped our modern understanding of the universe. Members of the scientific community weigh in on what such a loss would mean to the field.

Catherine Orihuela September 21 at 9:31 PM

From Where We Are: September 21, 2020

The Bobcat continues to burn in Los Angeles. We learn about social justice at the Emmys and USC Thornton’s Live! From Somewhere online concerts. All that and more, from where we are.

Annenberg Radio News September 21 at 9:23 PM

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