Students make plans for Spring 2021
Following President Folt’s announcement that a mix of in-person and hybrid classes would depend on L.A. County’s approval, students decide what to do for the spring semester.
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‘For the culture, for the love:’ Troy Philippines fosters community and connection online
Operating in a virtual format, Troy Phi has recreated spaces of "family spirit" through Pilipinx American History Month events and their big-little program, Kuya Ate Ading.
Alumna and student bridge information gap for Vietnamese Americans
Launched in June, The Interpreter website looks to break language barriers.
‘Write like you are the majority’
Viet Thanh Nguyen, professor and renowned author, discusses his newest achievement, radicalization and abolishing the conditions of voicelessness.
‘Black Lives Matter Beyond Borders’ series ventures around global injustices
USC associate professor restructured his class and created webinars to spread awareness about systemic racism, intersectionality, incarceration and police brutality around the globe.
Trojan Vision takes on the virtual semester
Away from the studio, the television station maintains production efforts from home.
No ‘white horse’: Huerta urges political activism to enact change
The civil rights leader was the final speaker during the Latinx Heritage Month series.
Annenberg and Iovine Young Academy collaborate on new minor geared toward innovative journalism
The minor, News and Information, was designed to make journalists equipped to work in a “modern media landscape.”
Redefining community: Senior expands involvement in LA through programming, research
Mary Fernandez has worked with local neighborhoods via her Mellon Mays Fellowship.
USC student Aida Davani tackles hate speech through AI
Through her recent work, Davani and the paper’s co-authors found that AI models reflect biases of their creators in identifying hate speech.