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Erika Taylor

Erika Taylor

Multimedia Journalist

Erika Taylor is a multimedia journalist with Annenberg Media. She earned a B.S. in marketing and visual journalism from Chapman University in 2024. Taylor also serves as a reporting fellow and photojournalist at the Voice of OC covering transportation, libraries and culture across the county.

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USC neighborhoods could face a wave of greater housing density next year

USC neighborhoods could face a wave of greater housing density next year

If signed into law this month, a new housing bill could create denser housing near LA’s transit hubs.

By Erika TaylorOctober 03, 2025 at 3:00PM PDT

Students of all creeds find community in campus religious organizations

Students of all creeds find community in campus religious organizations

Even in religious spaces, non-religious students have discovered bonds that transcend faith.

By Sarah Goldstein and Erika TaylorSeptember 18, 2025 at 5:52PM PDT

Cracking the Code on “Super Kelp” Genetics

Cracking the Code on “Super Kelp” Genetics

Cracking the Code on “Super Kelp” Genetics -- A kelp species originally transplanted in Newport Beach is being studied by USC students and experts for its potential to help struggling kelp forests across the state.

By Erika TaylorSeptember 12, 2025 at 4:21PM PDT

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