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09/14/2024

The Trojan Knights are supposed to be celebrating their 103rd birthday next year. But right now, USC doesn’t even recognize their existence.

The Knights are a Recognized Student Organization — one of 911 on USC’s campus unable to begin their usual operations this semester because they and other RSOs are still waiting for Campus Activities to officially recognize them. The delay is creating mass confusion and uncertainty for clubs that are part of the fabric of the USC community.

“We weren’t allowed to have any Knight involvement at [last Saturday’s football] game until 4 p.m. on Friday,” said Julia Haffie, the president of Trojan Knights.

Read more at the link in our bio.

📝 Lalou Ratsimihah
📸 Bipshyana Khanals

09/13/2024

During a pro-Palestinian campus protest last spring, a senior USC student was hit by a rubber bullet by an unknown Los Angeles Police Department officer.

His attorney, Thomas Seabaugh, alleged that his clients rights were violated and that he did nothing to warrant the use of a 40 mm “less-lethal” projectile by the LAPD.

“[My client] was merely filming the police with his phone when he was shot without any warning. He was not doing anything violent or disruptive. The projectile struck him in the stomach, leaving a large, lasting bruise,” Seabaugh said in a news release.

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📝 Kate Stuzin
📸 Alea Motwane

09/07/2024

LAPD has taken a man with a gun into custody just north of campus about 6:15 p.m. today, DPS confirmed. This is a developing story.

08/27/2024

Welcome back, Trojans! It’s been a busy three months at USC, even in the absence of most undergraduate students. Annenberg Media kept up to date on happenings around the university and beyond while you were gone — here are the six stories that captured our attention the most.

📝 Sullivan Barthel

08/09/2024

Students who were arrested on April 24 at a pro-Palestinian encampment protest on campus have waited for months for disciplinary outcomes, but now face discipline from USC’s Office of Community Expectations (OCE).

The punishments for current students include official warnings on their student records and mandated essays that must be “remorseful,” said León Prieto, a junior studying neuroscience. Prieto was arrested in April when the Los Angeles Police Department shut down an encampment that lasted less than 12 hours.

Annenberg Media has conducted interviews all summer with a handful of students going through this process, and with faculty members advising those students. Over the last few months, they detailed the tone of disciplinary hearings, evidence presented and their communication with administrators.

Those who were placed on interim suspension when LAPD cleared the encampment, organized by the USC Divest from Death Coalition, at about 4 a.m. on May 5 are still in disciplinary hearings. They remain suspended and are still not allowed on campus.

At least two students who were arrested are at risk of losing their position as a resident assistant, and subsequently their housing, two sources say.

Read more at the link in bio.

✍️ Sophie Sullivan
📸 Jules Feeney

08/09/2024

In the last year, the USC Village and its surrounding area has said goodbye to some of its most iconic businesses.

Burger-and-fry joints Stout and Study Hall both closed this summer, the latter replaced by Roadside Taco, opening August 15.

While staples like Trader Joe’s and Cafe Dulce are thriving, other campus-adjacent retailers, like Pizza Please and Honeybird, shut their doors for good recently.

Those missing the recently closed Workshop Salon + Boutique can book the expanded Simply Nail Bar for other beauty needs, or stop by the new Sephora to buy their own products. Fans of the Dulce matcha can now visit Yoboseyo Superette, a new Asian market under the same ownership, to try it with boba. Sheikh, a Los Angeles-based athletic retailer that opened in April, carries a variety of name brands in shoes and jerseys for Trojan sports fans.

Visit the link in our bio to read what Trojans will miss when they return to USC, and some new stores they can look forward to.

✍️ Hali Mecklin and Sophie Sullivan
📸 Sophie Sullivan

08/07/2024

All campus gates will be open beginning August 15, the university announced in a campuswide email Wednesday.

The McCarthy Way and McClintock Avenue entrances will be open 24/7, and all other entrances will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The university began restricting access to just three entrances — McCarthy Way, McClintock and Watt Way — on April 24, after LAPD arrested over 90 protestors at a pro-Palestine encampment.

Those with USC IDs will be able to tap or swipe their cards in “fast lanes” for expedited entry at most entrances, a system USC introduced in July. Only those with USCards or guest registrations can use the pedestrian entrance at McClintock. Approved vendors may also enter by car.

Guests must still be registered online at visitor.usc.edu.

New staffed “welcome services” tents will be stationed near the busiest campus entrances. Construction of a new permanent gate at the McClintock entrance will begin the week of August 12, with temporary fencing and open access until its completion.

More information about campus access is available online.

✍️Sophie Sullivan
📸Anusha S

08/01/2024

USC is included in the list of schools that put updated Title IX regulations on hold.

The updated regulations were intended to be instituted today, but a collection of right-leaning activist groups — Female Athletes United, Moms for Liberty and Young Americans Federation — were granted an injunction, blocking schools with members of those groups from putting the new regulations in place.

The changes would have widened the definition of sexual harassment and expanded protections to all sex-based harassment, not merely that which is sexual in nature.

The new regulations also would return to Obama-era regulations which did not require cross-examination in Title IX cases.

07/31/2024

Allyson Felix, the most decorated woman in Olympic track and field history, has teamed up with Pampers to create the first-ever Olympic Village nursery for the summer 2024 games.

The nursery is located in the heart of the Village in Paris, and features baby care supplies and a space for parents to bond with their children in between competition.

“It was top of mind to support athletes who are mothers,” Felix said in an interview with NBC Olympics. “It’s a space where families can get away from it all and have some of the comforts of home. They can have playtime and have places to feed their babies.”

Felix, a Trojan alum, became a mother in 2018. She had a complicated pregnancy and said she struggled coming back to competition with a young child, inspiring the Olympic nursery project.

“This is a shift in culture,” Felix said. “It’s saying that motherhood isn’t the end. If you choose to be a mother in the midst of your career, you can still go and have incredible performances.”

This is the first Olympic Games since 2000 that Felix will not be competing, but she told NBC that she’ll be attending and following her fellow athletes and mothers on the field.

📸 AP Photo/Ashley Landis

07/29/2024

USC has one of the richest histories of any American university at the Summer Olympics. The Trojans are sending 66 athletes to the 2024 Games in Paris, more than any other U.S. university.

The university has had a total of 546 Olympians across its history, bringing home 326 medals. If USC was its own country, the Trojans would be tied for the 12th-most medals in the Summer Olympics.

With 14 athletes in Paris for water polo – seven men and seven women – the university tied a program record for most male water polo athletes sent to the games.

Read more at the link in bio.

📝 Nick Charles Currie and Jude Reynolds Ocañas
📸 Jason Goode

07/24/2024

For months, young voters say they have lacked optimism in President Joe Biden’s reelection.

So have dozens of Democrats in Congress, celebrities, staffers and politicians.

Those calls came true on Sunday when Biden announced he would “step down” from his campaign for a second presidency, and fully endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic nomination.

In just days, that decision has “energized” voters in Generation Z, Trojan Democrats President Sara Xiao Stienecker, a senior studying political science, said.

“Vice President Harris has become a candidate that a lot of young people feel very excited to rally behind,” Xiao Stienecker said.

For first-time voters, it will matter how Harris appeals to the Gen Z voting bloc.

“We could make up the difference between who loses and who wins,” Ruby Bierman, an incoming freshman majoring in communications, said.

Read more at the link in bio.

✍️ Laurie Carrillo and Sophie Sullivan

07/18/2024

After two weeks of speculation, USC Annenberg Dean Willow Bay has made it official: she and her husband, Disney CEO Bob Iger, have the biggest stake in Angel City F.C.

The $50 million purchase makes ACFC the most valuable NWSL team at $250 million.

Bay celebrated the purchase with an Instagram post Wednesday evening.

“Sharing some big news today - In addition to rooting for USC’s cardinal and gold, I’ll be adding Angel City Football Club’s black and pink to the mix,” she wrote.

Their $50 million investment makes them the majority shareholders of the country’s most valuable women’s soccer team.

Bay is the most recent big name to join a notable list of Angel City investors, including founder Natalie Portman, Billie Jean King and Jennifer Garner. She and Iger replace Alexis Ohanian, Reddit co-founder and Serena Williams’ husband, as the team’s controlling shareholder.

Interview with Bay coming soon to Annenberg Media.

✍️ Sophie Sullivan
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07/17/2024

Nearly 200,000 homes remained without electricity Tuesday after Hurricane Beryl hit ground in the Houston area last week. The tropical storm landed on the morning of July 8, flooding roads and highways and knocking over power lines.

Alex Buettgen, a junior studying communications and real estate development, returned home from a family vacation to find trees all over his neighborhood uprooted, branches and debris littering every lawn.

Although his household’s power recovered, his Wi-Fi was out for several days, leaving him unable to easily access his online WRIT340 class.

“My dad’s taking his conference calls using their [a neighbor’s] Wi-Fi. I’m using my hotspot to take my class. My brother is using his hotspot to take his class,” Buettgen said. “It’s definitely all over the place right now in regards to that, but I’m just lucky that we have power.”

Now, Houston residents fear what might happen to their homes and way of life when hurricane season reaches its peak in early fall.

Read more at the link in bio.

✍️ Laurie Carrillo, Hali Mecklin and Sophie Sullivan
📸 The Buettgen family

07/16/2024

Some of USC’s key financial details revealing its highest-paid employees and other expenses are now public through the 990 form, the main tax return for nonprofit organizations. The figures here cover July 2022-June 2023, the most recent year available.

Head football coach Lincoln Riley was by far the university’s highest compensated employee, taking home nearly $20 million that year.

That’s more than four times what President Carol Folt made at $4.6 million — even with her $700,000 raise from the 2022 fiscal year.

Other top earners include former assistant football coach and defensive coordinator Alex Grinch and former head men’s basketball coach Andy Enfield, each paid more than $4 million. Both have since left their positions for other universities.

The university reported spending over $5 billion, about half of which went to employee salaries and compensation. Despite USC controversially altering the free rideshare option for students from single-rider to shared rides, Lyft still received $22 million that year as one of the university’s largest payouts to independent contractors.

📝 Aditya Thiyag and Laurie Carrillo
📸 Marissa Ding

07/13/2024

Vice President of Enrollment Management Kedra Ishop will leave her position on August 15, President Carol Folt wrote in an email to senior leadership.

Ishop will join the College Board as its senior vice president of higher education, membership and access, effective August 26, the company confirmed in an email.

She is the third senior member of USC staff to leave their position this summer. Dornsife Dean Amber Miller left in May, and Senior Vice President of Human Resources Felicia A. Washington is leaving to join the University of Pennsylvania.

Folt brought Ishop on to help restore confidence in the university’s admission process in the wake of the Varsity Blues scandal, a spokesperson said.

Since then, USC received a record-high 82,008 applications in the past admissions cycle, and awarded $274 million in financial support or free tuition over Ishop’s tenure.

Read more at the link in bio.

✍️Sophie Sullivan

07/11/2024

Only 14% of undergraduates and 17% of graduate students submitted responses for the culture survey. This excludes the input of thousands of students, the majority of the community here at USC.

“On its face, we really want input from our community, especially around the values of open communication and accountability. [Those values] are not as high as excellence, D.E.I. and integrity,” Stacey Giwa, the Vice President of Culture, Ethics and Compliance, Chief Compliance Officer, said.

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07/09/2024

A university spokesperson Tuesday told Annenberg Media that Carol Folt would continue her tenure as USC’s 12th president. Folt, whose contract was set to expire on July 1, has remained in office for the past week without an official statement. The statement to Annenberg Media comes as the university’s only information on the status of Folt’s tenure. The spokesperson would not explain further details on the length by which Folt’s contract was extended, why it was amended or what the amendment included.

“President Folt’s contract has been amended and extended, and the board is looking forward to her continued service,” the university spokesperson said.

Folt had been scrutinized throughout the spring semester for her handling of protests on campus and her decisions to cancel valedictorian Asna Tabassum’s speech and the main-stage commencement ceremony.

Annenberg Media began asking last week about Folt’s contract, which was set to expire on July 1. For a week after its expiration date, the university would not describe the status of her tenure, but it confirmed that she is currently president.

This is a developing story.

📝Sullivan Barthel

07/08/2024

A university spokesperson confirmed Monday with Annenberg Media that Carol Folt is still president of USC. Beyond that, the university would not confirm whether Folt’s contract had been renewed, or how long a renewal would last.

Reporters began asking the university press office last week about Folt’s status. The university would not describe the status of Folt’s tenure on Monday. Annenberg Media also reached out to the USC Board of Trustees, which is tasked with appointing presidents and renewing their contracts. The Board did not respond to requests for comment.

Folt’s last note, about USC’s “day of SCupport,” was sent June 14. The president was widely criticized by the student body and faculty in the spring semester for several reasons, including the cancellation of valedictorian Asna Tabassum’s speech and main stage commencement, her response to pro-Palestinian encampment protests and yearly tuition hikes.

Read more at the link in our bio.

📝 Hali Mecklin and Sullivan Barthel

06/27/2024

USC’s Chief Health Officer Dr. Sarah Van Orman suggests students continue receiving yearly boosters as a new dominant variant emerges.

“One of the interesting things about COVID is, with a lot of other respiratory viruses, we have this very clear cycle of when it happens,” Van Orman said. “COVID doesn’t quite have a cycle yet. We don’t quite know it, and it’s not predictable yet.”

FLiRT, a new variant of COVID, rose as the dominant variant as of May and accounts for 63% of infections according to the CDC.

Read more at the link in bio.

📝 Hali Mecklin
📸 Ling Luo

06/26/2024

Tenured economics professor John Strauss will not face formal disciplinary action from USC, an internal investigation has concluded.

In November, Strauss became the subject of international attention after a protest where students called attention to Palestinian civilians killed in Gaza. He was filmed saying the protesters were “ignorant” and “Hamas are murderers. That’s all they are. They should all be killed.”

Following this interaction, several students reported him to USC’s Office for Equity, Equal Opportunity, and Title IX for discrimination and harassment. Strauss was placed on administrative leave for the remainder of the fall semester.

In an interview Strauss said he felt administration was “not supportive” of him, and that USC could have handled the commencement situation better, starting with the selection of the valedictorian, Asna Tabassum.

“Having the police on campus and arresting people was entirely appropriate,” Strauss said.

Read more at the link in bio.

📝 Aditya Thiyag

06/26/2024

USC student Ivan Gallegos has returned home after Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced he would not face charges for fatally stabbing Xavier Cerf, 27.

“He’s still traumatized,” Najee Ali, Gallegos’s family friend, said.

Ali told Annenberg Media on Monday that Gallegos’s mother had returned all the donations she had collected for his legal fees and bail.

After Gallegos’ charges were dropped, Cerf’s mother, Yema Jones, posted a GoFundMe to return his body to Texas and fund his burial. The fundraiser has accumulated more than $4,700 as of Monday. Jones has not responded to Annenberg Media’s request for an interview.

Read more at the link in bio.

📝 Laurie Carrillo, Sophie Sullivan, Taylor Marie Contarino and Nick Charles Currie
📸 Taylor Contarino

06/20/2024

BREAKING: Ivan Gallegos, arrested Monday on suspicion of murder charges after an altercation and fatal stabbing with an alleged car burglar, will not be charged with the victim’s death, prosectors said.

“We believe that Mr. Gallegos’s actions were driven by a genuine fear for his life and the lives of others,” Dist. Atty. George Gascón said in a statement.

This is a developing story.

03/10/2023

The 95th Academy Awards will take place this Sunday, and four fellow Trojans are amongst the star-studded slate of nominees.

The USC nominees include:

•Actor Ke Huy Quan, who is up for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his character Waymond Wang in "Everything Everywhere All at Once." Quan graduated from the USC School of Cinematic Arts in 1999.

•Composer Ludwig Göransson, who is up for Best Original Song with "Lift Me Up" from "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." Ludwig graduated from the USC Thorton School of Music's screen scoring program in 2008.

•The founder and CEO of Skydance Media, SCA alum David Ellison. Ellison is up for Best Picture for producing "Top Gun: Maverick."

•Director Rian Johnson, who is up for Best Writing (Adapted Screenplay) for "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery." Johnson graduated from SCA in 1996.

Tune in this Sunday on ABC to see which Trojans will add to their award collection during the 95th Academy Award Ceremony 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PST.

Link in bio for the full story.

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📸 Courtesy of AP Photo/John Locher

03/07/2023

This year’s three-day Rolling Loud festival at So-Fi Stadium brought some of the biggest hip-hop musicians to the stage, with headline performances from Playboi Carti, Travis Scott and Future with surprise guest performances from industry icons Nicki Minaj and Justin Bieber.

Rolling Loud also featured numerous basketball courts, a skatepark, a barbershop, a tattoo parlor and numerous carnival attractions for attendees.

View more photos at the link in the bio.

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03/03/2023

Hanyu Yuzuru’s GIFT ice show held at Tokyo Dome on Sunday overturned public perception of figure skating in just three hours.

GIFT featured a combination of various forms of arts with Hanyu dedicating a significant portion to narration accompanied by visually stunning videos that helped convey his emotions and messages. Using various symbols and imagry, Hanyu poetically painted the journey of his life.

Link in bio for the full story.

📝 by Valerie Fang
🎨 by Qiuya Chen

03/03/2023

Industry-renowned actress, writer, and comedian Catherine O’Hara enthralled USC community members at the Eileen Norris Cinema Theatre on Saturday, February 25 – graciously accepting this year’s Oakie Comedy Award.

Headlining the 2023 USC Comedy Festival, O’Hara joined John Michael Higgins – a frequent co-star of O’Hara’s in projects like “Best in Show,” and “For Your Consideration” – in conversation as a part of The Jack Oakie and Victoria Horne Oakie Masters of Comedy Lecture Series.

"Be really conscious of the foot you're going in on, and make sure it's the foot you want to stay on because it's really hard to change after that," O'Hara explained, "treat yourself with the respect that you hope to one day earn."

Link in bio for the full story.

📝 by David King
📸 Courtesy of Carell Agustus

03/02/2023

USC men’s volleyball defeated Stanford in a five-set win at the Galen Center on Sunday, Feb. 26.

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03/02/2023

75 second-year architecture students have been challenged to design sustainable and community-centric infrastructure for the LA 2028 Olympics and Paralympic games. Titled “Making LA,” the semester-long project aims to have each student answer what the city means to them and design sustainable structures that include concession stands, media centers and stadiums.  The 2028 games mark the third time that LA hosts the Olympic games, having previously been the host in 1984 and 1932. The city has laid out multiple initiatives for LA2028 including rehabilitating existing stadiums, using UCLA as the Olympic Village, and expanding the public transportation network in the city.  Over the weeks, the students’ designs have matured into a wide range of forms that exhibit their individual takes on building for disassembly, reuse and adaptability.  Link in bio for the full story.  📝 by Amy Wang 📸 by Amy Wang, Tianyu Guo and Brady Lin

03/02/2023

Around 30 USC bus drivers and supporters marched from the USC Dworak-Peck School of Social Work to Tommy Trojan on Wednesday, February 28, in support of unionization.   At the rally, chants of “What do we want? Justice!” and “Si, se puede,” echoed as bus drivers dressed in purple and yellow walked around campus stopping at the statue of Tommy Trojan to share their message. Several of them held signs that said “union yes!” with a bus on a purple background.  USC bus drivers are among the lowest paid in Los Angeles. Their wages start at $18 an hour, whereas less than 20 miles away, unionized UCLA drivers start at $22.74 an hour. Unionized drivers at Los Angeles International Airport also earn more, making up to $39.34 an hour.
 If USC drivers are able to become unionized, they could negotiate higher wages and fight to improve the conditions of their workplace. If successful, the drivers will be represented by SEIU 721, an organization that “represents the county and city employees across Southern California.”  Link in bio for the full story.  📝 by Kaitlin Becenti and Jack Waterman 📸 by Kaitlyn Becenti

03/02/2023

The sixth annual Los Angeles Black History Month Festival was held on February 19, 2023, on the Michelle and Barack Obama Sports Complex in LA. The event, which featured a variety of art and cultural celebrations, performances, educational programming and community-building, attracted over 5,000 attendees.

Link in bio for the full story.
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USC celebrates Earth Week with events throughout campus, student entrepreneurs showcase their skills, and the Los Angeles Community College District is piloting a $1.5 million housing program for 100 of its unhoused students. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergmedia Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedia Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producer: Nathan Hyun Producers: Emily Bonilla, Jason Chua, David Keeling Sports Director: Nicole Shearin Anchors: News: Sydney Charles, Ella Katz Sports: Sam Reno, Daniel Hailpern, Eli Kleimann Weather: Lupe Llerenas Art Director: Sara Zhang Reporters: Ken McCoy, Ayline Rebello, Marilyn Parra Multimedia Journalists: AC Shick Sahil Kurup Ethan Huang Gabby Rudy Vani Sanganeria Leila Sapra Control Room: Directors: Sydney Goodstone, Anna Babiak Assistant Director: Jillian Carmanate Floor Manager: Valerie Fang Teleprompter: Laura Findlay Live Stream Manager: Dominic D’Amico Camera Operator: Rachel Rosenblatt TVU Operator: Charlotte Doyle

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TSA, Uber and Lyft will no longer require passengers to wear masks, an exhibition featuring prayers from asylum-seekers stranded at the U.S.-Mexico Border opens at the University Religious Center, and Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen discusses how to make technology better in the Annenberg Forum. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergme... Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedi... Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producers: Alexis Gebhardt, Sam Moskow Producers: Deja Dorsey, Ayanna Martinez, Cassie Esparza Sports Director: Nicole Shearin Anchors: News: Jacob Wheeler, Tatum Larsen Sports: Noah Camras, Hayes Flanagan Weather: Eric Choi International Segment: Draco Guan Live Reporter: Lupe Llerenas Reporter: Chrissa Loukas Art Director: Loki Wu Multimedia Journalists: Justin Heo Abby Gutwein Fitz Cain Matthew Andrade Sydni Zfira Tamanna Sood Sofia Bajwa Sirui Wang Control Room: Directors: Christina Liu, Noah Kim Assistant director: Olivia Corish Floor Manager: Christine Wang Teleprompter: Loki Wu Livestream Manager: Tracy Wang TVU Operator: Nia Mitchell

USC students send medical supplies to Ukraine | ATVN Mon. 18, 2022

USC's Blueprints for Pangaea ships supplies to aid Ukraine, students file their taxes close to the deadline, and the School of Cinematic Arts sends an email to its students about a recent car crash that resulted in the tragic death of a Chapman student. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergmedia Watch our latest TikToks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedia Annenberg Media is a student-led multi-platform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producers: Danielle Smith & Jillian Carmenate Producers: Allie Anthony, Bailey Harrison, Draco Guan Sports Director: Nathan Ackerman Anchors: News: Lizzy Reisinger & Evan Wyno Sports: Gavin Murillo, Riley Flynn, Quillan Sortino Politics Segment: Juliette Smith Weather: Justin Heo Live Reporter: Mariah Hill Art Director: Nora Miller Multimedia Journalists: Brynley Jonson Nick Charles Currie Larry Ding Carter Hyde Gina Nguyen Vani Sanganeria Benjamin Papp Control Room: Director: Rachel Kisela Assistant Directors: Lyme Cho & Michael Gribbon Floor Manager: Nina Moothedath Camera Operator: MJ Newsom Teleprompter: Emily Bonilla Livestream Manager: Sam Bitman TVU Operator: Jason Lopez

Students protest in solidarity with the Uyghurs | See it Live Thursday April 14, 2022

Trojans from the Muslim Student Union and the International Relations professional fraternity DPE held a protest today in solidarity with Uyghurs Muslims who have faced internment, torture, forced labor and more. They are asking the university to take a stance on the genocide. Students from the Asian Pacific American Student Assembly are hosting their first Night Market event since 2019 where there will be free food, live music and games. See It Live is live on Youtube every Thursday at 6:00 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to http://www.uscannenbergmedia.com Executive Producer: Mimi Geller Executive Producer Shadow: Gabriella Rudy Producers: Sofia Gonzalez, Dua Anjum, Stan Li Anchors: Olivia Tyler, Vincent Demonte, Allie Anthony Art Director: Olivia Corish Control Room: Director: Olivia Mossler Assistant Directors: Emily Hricak Floor Director: Alexandra Lyu Teleprompter Operator: Preston Long Livestream Manager: Sofia Bajwa Camera Operator: Scott Weinstein TVU Operator: Alexis Gebhardt Reporters: Claire Haskell Claire Fogarty Robert Gifford Michael Gribbon Tweet us on Twitter:https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbUl1WVFNNnpSMkJuVjdaazhRU1RCWGJxSW1DZ3xBQ3Jtc0trazNQTnRHQUdXb0RXWXJlbEJtenVMZ3BMdUE5bVdmZm1GR2l4RVZ6YUlHeHdEeE1ON1VVM19BMzI0S1FiaG9lOTljTmgxcWszN2Y0ZGg5anVpWnZwdjA2S21aOS0xMmgzSXRpQ1NpWlJNZ1BRaUZ6MA&q=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2FAnnenbergMediahttps://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter:https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa3J4Y055b2tMNjZqZzZWbWpFUXVxb2FpWENzZ3xBQ3Jtc0tubkYtUEx3SWxXbTFxbHhIRy1SVVROaU9BVEdDdHNIZWRsOENHc2NiczdHeHpZOU1waUczYmNtdjhXSHdGU2dkc0I4TjVvdzlxdFJBQ1g4U1dCYS1mTG9pU0VuMGlXekRHUVRpY0MxTmxWa3UyZ09OUQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2FAnnMediaSportshttps://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/annenbergmedia/ and https://www.instagram.com/annenbergtv/

USC encourages home COVID testing | ATVN Wed. April 13, 2022

More free antigen COVID tests are now available for USC students and faculty, people with certain income limits may soon receive $1000 every month, and the suspect in the New York Subway attack has been arrested. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergmedia Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedia Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producer: Nathan Hyun Producers: Emily Bonilla, Jason Chua, David Keeling Sports Director: Nicole Shearin Anchors: News: Sydney Charles, Ella Katz Sports: Sam Reno, Daniel Hailpern, Eli Kleimann Weather: Lupe Llerenas Art Director: Sara Zhang Reporters: Sofia Gonzalez, Alena Botros, Liza Monasebian Multimedia Journalists: AC Shick Sahil Kurup Ethan Huang Gabby Rudy Angela Wang Leila Sapra Control Room: Directors: Sydney Goodstone, Anna Babiak Assistant Director: Michael Gribbon Floor Manager: Valerie Fang Teleprompter: Lindsay Hugget Live Stream Manager: Dominic D’Amico Camera Operator: Rachel Rosenblatt TVU Operator: Charlotte Doyle

At least 20 people shot at Brooklyn subway station | ATVN Tuesday April 12th, 2022

At least 20 people were shot and multiple wounded at a Brooklyn subway station this morning, USC sues YouTubers who interrupted a Holocaust lecture two weeks ago, and U.S. citizens can now choose a third gender option on their passport applications. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergme... Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedi... Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producer: Alexis Gebhardt EP Shadow: Sam Moskow Producers: Deja Dorsey, Ayanna Martinez Sports Director: Nicole Shearin Anchors: News: Jacob Wheeler, Tatum Larsen Sports: Noah Camras, Hayes Flanagan Weather: Eric Choi Reporters: Lupe LLerenas, Hajah Bah Art Director: Loki Wu Multimedia Journalists: Justin Heo James Li Christian Fulton Abby Gutwein Matthew Andrade Sydni Zfira Tamanna Sood Sofia Bajwa Mariah Hill Control Room: Directors: Christina Liu, Noah Kim Assistant director: Olivia Corish Floor Manager: Christine Wang Teleprompter: Jane Lee Livestream Manager: Tracy Wang TVU Operator: Nia Mitchell

Activists Rally for Climate Change | ATVN Wed. April 6, 2022

Scientists and climate activists rally for climate change, a petition for a formal investigation into the custodian who got arrested has gained over 2500 signatures, and LA County supervisors have approved a new program to increase access to hygiene products for everyone. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergmedia Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedia Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producer: Nathan Hyun Producers: Emily Bonilla, Jason Chua, David Keeling Sports Director: Nicole Shearin Anchors: News: Sydney Charles, Cassie Esparza Sports: Sam Reno, Daniel Hailpern, Eli Kleimann Weather: Lupe Llerenas Ellavate Segment: Ella Katz Art Director: Sara Zhang Multimedia Journalists: Shreya Gopala Jessica Messina AC Shick Ethan Huang Gabby Rudy Angela Wang Leila Sapra Control Room: Directors: Sydney Goodstone, Anna Babiak Assistant Director: Michael Gribbon Floor Manager: Valerie Fang Teleprompter: Lindsay Hugget Live Stream Manager: Dominic D’Amico Camera Operator: Rachel Rosenblatt TVU Operator: Charlotte Doyle

USC Community Rallies Behind Custodian | ATVN Mon. April 4, 2022

A USC custodian was arrested by LAPD for allegedly stealing a backpack, COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Shanghai, China, and President Zelenskyy shares an emotional message at the Grammys. Annenberg TV News is live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergmedia Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedia Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producer: Danielle Smith Producers: Allie Anthony, Bailey Harrison, Draco Guan Sports Director: Nathan Ackerman Anchors: News: Lizzy Reisinger & Evan Wyno Sports: Riley Flynn, Gavin Murillo & Quillan Sortino Politics Segment: Juliette Smith Weather: Sydney Charles Art Director: Myra Wu Multimedia Journalists: Kate Hammond Andrew Hollomon Nick Charles Currie Larry Ding Carter Hyde Gina Nguyen Leila Sapra Benjamin Papp Control Room: Director: Rachel Kisela Assistant Directors: Lyme Cho & Michael Gribbon Floor Manager: Nina Moothedath Camera Operator: MJ Newsom Teleprompter: Emily Bonilla Livestream Manager: Sam Bitman TVU Operator: Jason Lopez

USC custodians go on protest | ATVN Wed. March 30, 2022

A group of USC custodians protest over low pay, electric cars could be the new normal, and a new Metro line is coming to Los Angeles. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergmedia Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedia Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producer: Nathan Hyun Producers: Emily Bonilla, Jason Chua, David Keeling Sports Director: Nicole Shearin Anchors: News: Sydney Charles, Cassie Esparza Sports: Sam Reno, Daniel Hailpern, Eli Kleimann Weather: Lupe Llerenas Ellavate Segment: Ella Katz Art Director: Sara Zhang Multimedia Journalists: Shreya Gopala Jessica Messina Sahil Kurup AC Shick Angela Wang Leila Sapra Control Room: Directors: Sydney Goodstone, Anna Babiak Assistant Director: Jillian Carmenate Floor Manager: Valerie Fang Teleprompter: Lindsay Hugget Live Stream Manager: Dominic D’Amico Camera Operator: Rachel Rosenblatt TVU Operator: Charlotte Doyle

FDA approves a second booster shot | ATVN Tuesday March 29th, 2022

USC immunologist answers your questions on what the new subvariant means for LA residents, The first Latina woman becomes the first Latina in California Supreme Court, and a group of USC students is on a mission to end Fast Fashion. Annenberg TV News is Live on Youtube Monday through Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. For more Annenberg Media news go to www.uscannenbergmedia.com and download Annie the App on the App Store. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnenbergMedia/ Tweet us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnenbergMedia Check out our sports coverage on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnMediaSports Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annenbergme... Watch our latest Tiktoks: https://www.tiktok.com/@annenbergmedi... Annenberg Media is a student-led multiplatform news media overseen and funded by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Many of the journalists are working weekly shifts in its newsroom, known as the Media Center, to fulfill curricular requirements. Annenberg Media is independent of the university administration. Please direct news tips and press releases to [email protected] Credits: Executive Producer: Alexis Gebhardt EP Shadow: Sam Moskow Producers: Deja Dorsey, Cassie Esparza, and Ayanna Martinez Sports Director: Nicole Shearin Anchors: News: Jacob Wheeler, Tatum Larsen Sports: Noah Camras, Hayes Flanagan Weather: Eric Choi International Segment: Draco Guan Art Director: Loki Wu Multimedia Journalists: Justin Heo James Li Christian Fulton Abby Gutwein Matthew Andrade Sydni Zfira Sofia Bajwa Tamanna Sirui Wang Control Room: Directors: Christina Liu, Noah Kim Assistant Director: Olivia Corish Floor Manager: Christine Wang Teleprompter: Jane Lee Live Stream Manager: Tracy Wang Camera Operator: Olivia McBride TVU Operator: Nia Mitchell

Will Smith apologies to Chris Rock for Oscars Slap | ATVN Monday March 28, 2022

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences condemns Will Smith’s actions at the Oscars, the Apple Original film “CODA” took home three Oscars - a historic win for the deaf community, and a local Jewish school partners with a non-profit organization to support Ukrainian refugees. Executive Producer: Jillian Carmenate EP Shadow: Danielle Smith Producers: Allie Anthony, Bailey Harrison, Draco Guan Sports Director: Nathan Ackerman Anchors: News: Lizzy Reisinger & Evan Wyno Sports: Riley Flynn, Gavin Murillo & Quillan Sortino Politics Segment: Juliette Smith Weather: Justin Heo Multimedia Journalists: Brynley Jonson Kate Hammond Andrew Hollomon Nick Charles Currie Larry Ding Darrielle Fair Carter Hyde Gina Nguyen Vani Sanganeria Leila Sapra Benjamin Papp Control Room: Director: Rachel Kisela Assistant Directors: Lyme Cho & Michael Gribbon Floor Manager: Nina Moothedath Camera Operator: MJ Newsom Teleprompter: Emily Bonilla Livestream Manager: Sam Bitman TVU Operator: Jason Lopez

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