Award-winning Zadie Smith enthralls audience
The novelist meditated on the power of language at the Visions and Voices event.
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Week 10 recap: Students continue protests against fraternities following sexual assault reports
Content warning: This podcast contains references to sexual assault, drugging and violence. Editor’s note: This podcast references the Daily Trojan’s coverage on the five additional sexual assaults reported to the Department of Public Safety Tuesday. Since Oct. 20, 19 cases of sexual assault and drugging were reported to DPS. Five additional cases were reported in the […]
Week 9 recap
Content warning: This podcast contains references to sexual assault and violence. Podcast editor Abbey Martichenko and podcast staff member Claire Fogarty recap last week’s biggest stories — including the ongoing investigation into various USC fraternities amid reports of drugging and sexual assault. Listen through to also get the rundown on some notable A&E, sports and […]
Welcome to Weekly Recaps
Podcast editor Abbey Martichenko and podcast staff member Claire Fogarty recap last week’s biggest news, a&e, opinion and sports stories. This is the first of our new recap segment, so be sure to check back next week! Music by Tim Taj via Pixabay.
Rhythm and News: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day in our special issue
Podcast Editor Abbey Martichenko sits down with features editor Sophia Ungaro to discuss the Daily Trojan’s newest supplement on Native students and how the edition is important for the USC community on Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Music by ThunderHoodie Beats.
Rhythm and News: The evolution and future of the Native American Student Association
Podcast staffer Veronique Louis-Jacques speaks with executive director and co-founder of the Native American Student Association Maracea Chase about how the NASA has grown over the past four years, the path to becoming recognized by the University and what the future holds for the organization. Music by IMPERSS MUSIC.
Halsey embraces the intensity of motherhood in fourth studio album
“If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power,” discusses motherhood and loneliness while exploring the fine line between sabotage and stability.
A conversation with Ice-T about ‘race, rap and the possibility of redemption’
Most famous for his very successful hip-hop and acting career, Ice-T and USC Professor Jody Armour sat down for a conversation hosted by Visions and Voices.