‘Leave If You Can’ explores migration beyond borders
Amelia Frank-Vitale’s new book examines the young community in Honduras.
Entries by Alia Yee Noll
Ponytrick is anything but a one-trick Pony
With folk-rooted lyrics and metal influences, Ponytrick is developing its own sound.
The importance of preserving political posters and protest art
Meet the Los Angeles-based organization preserving the history of social movements.
Donika Kelly poses poetry as tool of attention
The American author and academic speaks on what it means to be a poet today.
Marisa Kashino discusses her darkly funny debut
What began as the author’s personal undertaking has become a bestselling thriller.
Audiobook, podcast stage joins LA Times Festival of Books
A new stage will feature seven panels discussing the formats and their genres.
Consuming love in the age of algorithms
When romance becomes content, expectations for connection start to shift.
LA-based archives are proof of past
USC’s ONE Archives and the Los Angeles Public Library work to safeguard history.
Live media is becoming harder to access, but more meaningful
Experts said streaming and monopolies discourage both creativity and community.
Food affordability on campus remains pressing concern
Some students think USC should do more to publicize food assistance programs.