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US News changes the methodology this year. How does it affect USC's ranking?

For our Wednesday show, we ask why fans aren’t showing up the Rams games, take a trip to the Black Market, talk about the importance of vaccination and more!

USC sets up a flu clinic to help students get the flu shot to avoid the deadly effects of the pandemic. Arun Cherukuri has the story.

Clera Rodrigues reports on a panel on Women in Sports which took place at the USC Annenberg School today afternoon.

For our first Tuesday show, we ask USC students what they think about voting, interview fashion designers, ask what the UAW strike means for workers in LA, talk about Latine heritage month, and mourn rising gas prices.

Student fashion group brings local vendors and designers to McCarthy Quad

The price of gas in LA is climbing at the fastest rate this year and is one dollar and eighty-eight cents above the national average price. How is it affecting Angelinos?

BLM L.A.: “When there is no responsibility, no accountability and no consequence, it leads to corruption.”

The United Automobile Workers union has members ready to picket in California while there are negotiations for a better contract.

USC celebrates national voter registration day by hosting political organizations on campus to inform voters.

NASA released its UAP report today where it shared its belief in whether or not UFOs and aliens exist. USC students pitch in with their own opinions.

We spoke to students and employers about their experience at the fair, and how to be a successful applicant.

Women and non-binary identifying riders now have an option to request drivers of the same gender.

SoCal Public Radio head Herb Scannell is stepping down from his position.

Last weekend, Fast-food companies agreed to remove a referendum from California’s November 2024 ballot that aimed to reverse an unprecedented worker protection law. This agreement will avoid an expensive political battle with labor unions involving pay for their employees.