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Melie Hailemeskel is multimedia Journalist with a passion for telling stories that celebrate trailblazers and amplifies culture. She aims to tell stories that serve as a beacon of inspiration for the community.

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Jamaican diaspora in L.A. hopes to help rebuild in the face of Hurricane Melissa

Jamaican diaspora in L.A. hopes to help rebuild in the face of Hurricane Melissa

Hurricane Melissa swept through the Island of Jamaica yesterday. The powerful storm has continued on through the Caribbean and parts of Cuba, causing damage to homes and infrastructure. Through the chaos, Jamaican diasporas in the U.S. are finding ways to keep their spirits high and help those affected by the hurricane.

By Melie HaileOctober 29, 2025 at 6:44PM PDT

USC, prepare a ‘seat at the table’ for Professor Solange Knowles

USC, prepare a ‘seat at the table’ for Professor Solange Knowles

On Monday, Solange Knowles was named the USC Thornton School of Music’s first-ever scholar-in-residence.

By Emily Geigh Nichols and Melie HaileOctober 14, 2025 at 6:34PM PDT

USC students surprise five-time Grammy Award-winning artist H.E.R

USC students surprise five-time Grammy Award-winning artist H.E.R

Every seat at Bovard Auditorium was filled while USC artists performed “Best Part” and “The Journey” by H.E.R. in front of the Grammy Award-winning artist.

By Melie Haile and Emily Geigh NicholsSeptember 15, 2025 at 4:52PM PDT

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