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- University IDF investigation (00:04:46)
A student led investigation into USC uncovered that the university sold dead bodies to the U.S. military to train IDF medical personnel. Joining us is Annenberg Media's investigations editor Reo .
- USC compact list (00:03:25)
The White House has sent a list of demands to nine major colleges to sign onto in return for the promise of research funding, visa approvals for international students, and preferential treatment under the tax code. One of these is USC.
- International Nonviolence Day (00:02:11)
On this day in 2007, the United Nations marked October 2nd as the international day of nonviolence. While not being an official public holiday, it is a time for people across the world to reflect on global issues and to find common ground amongst a time of turmoil.
- Taylor Swift's "The Life of a Showgirl" (00:02:31)
Our Swifties have an exciting weekend ahead. The 14-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift is set to release her first album following the sensational Eras Tour. With only twelve songs on her twelfth album, The Life of a Showgirl is the pop-star's smallest album yet, featuring a highly anticipated closing track with Sabrina Carpenter.
- National Hispanic Heritage Month events (00:01:31)
The Trump administration's hostility towards immigrant populations has not only affected the DACA program. As fears around ICE raids mount, many celebrations for Hispanic Heritage Month face lower attendance or cancellation.
- DACA Program under the Trump administration (00:02:48)
The DACA program for young immigrants could soon be open to new applicants for the first time since 2021. DACA allows some undocumented immigrants who were brought here as minors to legally live and work in the U.S. But some people fear that it's unsafe to apply under the Trump administration.
- Government Shutdown Impact on Travel (00:02:54)
On October 1st, The United States government officially had a shut down. This resulted in a multitude of impending problems for the American economy and workforce. As the shutdown ensues, travel issues may arise, putting vacations and trips in a jam.
- Erased Book Talk: Anna Malaika Tubbs (00:03:00)
New York Times bestseller Anna Malaika Tubbs came to USC Annenberg to discuss her bestselling nonfiction book, "Erased: What American Patriarchy Has Hidden From Us." The book explores how America patriarchy conceals the stories of oppressed communities.
- Why Trump’s ‘invasion from within’ rhetoric is raising concerns (00:02:01)
President Trump recently suggested that some of the largest American cities should be used as, quote, "training grounds" for the military. But does he actually have the authority to do that?
- Clean Air Day in a very smoggy L.A. (00:01:41)
In honor of California Clean Air day, Annenberg Media spoke with professor Ed Avol, clinical professor at the Keck School of Medicine, to talk about Los Angeles' spot as one of the most polluted cities in the world.
- California adopts another law aimed at AI regulation (00:02:10)
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law this week which attempts to put some initial -- and some would say much needed -- regulation onto Artificial Intelligence.
- How the government shutdown may affect higher education (00:02:09)
After Congress failed to pass a budget bill last night, the federal government officially shut down. As federal programs face this lapse in funding, how will higher education be impacted?
- The Global Campus - Afua Hirsch (00:03:12)
This week, Judge William J Young ruled against President Trump's policy of incarcerating and deporting foreign individuals over their pro-Palestinian views. He regarded the policy as unconstitutional and as "intentionally" chilling free speech rights around the country. For this week's episode of Global Campus, our producer Carl Massad sat down last week with USC Professor Afua Hirsch to talk about this chilling effect. Hirsch is a professor, author, filmmaker and lawyer who teaches her classes remotely from London.
- The best way to celebrate International Coffee Day is to down a cup (00:01:47)
It's International Coffee Day! With midterm season coming up, Annenberg Media asked students where they get their coffee fix.
- What lies ahead for Voice of America? (00:02:21)
Voice of America historically served countries where the press faces censorship and suppression. Today, it is facing restrictions within the United States. As their operations are cut in America, countries that relied on their broadcasting suffer too.
- Legacy admissions to continue at USC (00:03:12)
A year ago today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill that prohibits legacy admissions for private, nonprofit institutions. That bill, AB 1780, went into effect this month. USC is one of those private institutions -- but President Kim isn't too worried.
- A 'care first' rally at the L.A. County Supervisors' building (00:02:04)
A social justice organization that pushes for the local government to dedicate more resources to minority neighborhoods held a rally today in Downtown Los Angeles... The Re-imagine L-A Coalition is looking to persuade the county to maintain its support in the face of pending funding cuts...
- Bad Bunny will perform at the Super Bowl, and of course, there are haters (00:03:03)
Bad Bunny is set to headline the Super Bowl Sixty halftime show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. While many are thrilled, some U-S-C students have a lot to say about the controversy surrounding Bad Bunny's selection.
- How Might a Government Shutdown Affect Us Here at USC? (00:02:49)
The U.S. government is heading toward a potential shutdown over budget confrontations. Healthcare funding is a major sticking point. In the instance of a shutdown, federal workers and federally funded programs could face various consequences.
- Peyton Manning in conversation with Dean Bay at Annenberg (00:02:44)
Football legend and media CEO Peyton Manning addressed a packed crowd in the Annenberg Forum on Thursday. He talked about his career, his Emmy-winning company Omaha Productions, his upcoming Hulu series, and unity through football in these times, Luke Merrill reports.
- Francis Fukuyama on trust and identity in America (00:01:41)
Renowned author and political theorist Francis Fukuyama came to USC’s Annenberg Forum last week to give his thoughts on trust and identity in America, Breeana Greenberg reports.
- The White House's Trump Makeover (00:02:32)
The White House Has been undergoing a metamorphosis as President Donald Trump gives it a blinged-out makeover. Hugo Turner took a look at how his renovations are shaping up compared with the iconic estate's history.
- Is Starbucks losing USC students? (00:02:08)
Zia Sirianni spoke to students about how recent Starbucks closures might affect their coffee choices. We want to know: is Starbucks losing its monopoly on campus?
- Political Polarization Conversation with Diego Andrades (00:04:52)
Liam Wady sat down with the Assistant Director of the USC Dornsife Center for Political Future, Diego Andrades, and asked him about Trump's claim that recent political violence is linked to "radical left terrorists."
- USC Football to face Michigan State (00:01:44)
USC faces off against Michigan state in their Big Ten home opener on Saturday evening. The later start time has students excited for how they spend their game days.