From Mindfulness to Minaj
On today’s show, a look into USC Alums running for office around the country, updates on the 2026 Israeli election, and reactions to the President’s comment on a rapper’s appearance.
From Steve Hilton to Shohei Ohtani
On today’s episode, we talk about the Dodgers losing game two of the NLDS, Steve Hilton’s MacArthur Park press conference, and public concerns are raised after yesterday’s rollercoaster accident at Six Flags Over Georgia.
From Plague Panic to Hectic Heat Wave
On today’s show, we talk about a recent protest which took place in LA, a plague outbreak in Russia, President Trump’s concerning comment on Southern California’s major cities, and no air conditioning in the freshman dorms.
From Pete Davidson to Cornell
On today’s show, it’s National Coffee Day! We learn how the students of USC are celebrating, and what the recently passed, Protect College Sports Act, means for student-athletes. We also discuss a lawsuit filed against seven men from Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity that alleges they assaulted a woman.
From Star Wars to City Council
On today’s show, we discuss the White House press ban has left a lot of questions regarding the future of the press, especially student journalists, and the Lucas Museum has opened up in USC’s backyard. All that and more, From Where We Are.
USC students join fight against wildfires with new technological idea
Two USC engineering students are developing a drone-based firefighting system to combat Southern California’s destructive wildfires.
USC football takes on Pro Day
The clock is ticking for NFL teams to finalize their scouting reports and ready themselves for the 2026 NFL Draft and USC athletes are making a statement at the USC Pro Day. With a combination of a skills showcase and interviews, these young athletes and projected draftees are trying to make a name for themselves and increase their draft stock.
New USC pharmacy brings health services to South Los Angeles
South Los Angeles is one of many communities which lack pharmacies and medical aid. In other words a pharmacy desert. Today, a new oasis opened for preview called the USC Pharmacy. It's run by USC and the university intends to help the community with their health, and also with their education.
Circus Maximus: Managing Mayhem
With an increase in injuries in the sport of basketball comes a surplus of load management issues.
The aftermath of the Eaton fire
A little over a year after the most devastating series of fires in Los Angeles County history, more is being revealed about how the Eaton fire disproportionately affected Altadena’s Black community.
Epstein files update
The most recent major development regarding Jeffery Epstein affiliation finds former English royalty facing sever legal action, prompting many to wonder, when will the United States begin to start taking accountability seriously?
USC students make Valentine’s Day plans for a long weekend
With an extended Valentine’s Day weekend, USC students are making plans that reflect different priorities — romance, academics, careers, and friendships.
Circus Maximus: What’s the trade grade?
With the close of the NBA trade deadline, the lingering question of those decisions is “who won the trade?”
Recruiters and USC students gather for spring semester’s career fair
Today, the Career center held its bi-annual Career Fair all along Trousdale Parkway from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event allows students and employees to connect in-person for full-time, part-time, and paid internship positions.
Circus Maximus: Expect the unexpected
With one of the most unexpected Super Bowl matchups in 50 years, no one can truly anticipate the result of Super Bowl LX.