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Stanford vs. USC best showdowns, Pac-12 predictions and Projans in the NFL
Football, soccer and breaking news
This week on "Talkin' Troy," hosts Leila MacKenzie and Jack Hallinan dive into everything you need to know about USC football and soccer. They also cover updates on Bronny James and the Atlantic Coast Conference.'
Unleash the Gleeks: a ‘Glee’ deep dive
Legacy admissions face renewed scrutiny, and other stories
A year of USC employee labor action, Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity's attorneys ask for dismissal of sexual assault case, rent around USC continues to increase with new “luxury” housing and an interview with news editor Eva Hartman about the future of USC legacy admissions.
USC sports are back!
Just as students are getting back into classes, USC sports are getting back into competition. Listen here as Thomas Johnson and Stefano Fendrich preview the upcoming matchups for football, women’s soccer and women’s volleyball.
A new boba place coming to USC Village, and other stories
A new boba place coming to the USC village from the founder of Cafe Dulce, USG Senate passes a bill amending next school year’s budget plan and an interview with staff writer Nathan Elias about his article on funding cuts for the Center for Active Learning in International Relations.
General Education: Homicides targeting Los Angeles’ unhoused population and other stories
Renovations to “Old” Annenberg, improvements to USC athletic facilities and stadiums, dorm demolitions and a new contract for Keck School of Medicine housestaff. Host Grace Ingram speaks to staff writer Zack Lara, who wrote an article about homicides against the unhoused population of Los Angeles.
Content warning: This episode contains references to violence from 3:37 to 9:26
General Education: Tensions run high as USG looks to address funding concerns next fall
This week on General Education, host Kevin Gramling interviews Becca Speier, who worked on an article about Recognized Student Organizations’ concerns about funding from the Undergraduate Student Government and USG’s plans to address them.