As April ends, we head into May. Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The US has seen a rise in anti-Asian violence this past year, but it must be acknowledged that this is not a new occurrence. And as Mendy Kong reports, it has to do with the history and modern day effects of colonialism and imperialism.

Where did the word “meme” come from and why do we like it?

Thinking of girlbossing your way into a new job? Learn about the word’s origin and how its meaning has evolved.

As we reach the end of the school year, there’s one word you might be hearing over and over

On today’s show, students participate in a campus wide walkout against sexual violence, the real reason behind basketball player Ethan Anderson leaving USC, urban farming in Compton’s food desert, and our producers share their recent reporting on Ukrainian refugees. All that and more, “From Where We Are.”  

Compton lacks readily-available fresh produce and grocery stores at large. One organization has set out to change that by creating an urban farm.

Denim Day, April 27, is dedicated to supporting survivors of sexual violence and spreading awareness. USC organizations led a walkout today in solidarity with survivors.

USC basketball star Ethan Anderson has led the team to NCAA tournaments and electric wins over major school rivals. This season, the team finished third in the Pac-12 with a 26-8 record.

Now, Anderson is entering the transfer portal to find a new home. With two years left of eligibility, Anderson is committed to one day becoming an NBA player. Chelsea Hylton reports.

A man sets himself on fire at the U.S Supreme Court in a display of environmental advocacy.

From “@sackoftroy”, to “@wearescaf”, USC has had its fair share of parody Instagram accounts. One account in particular has students on the edge of their seat, waiting to see if they have been featured. Yohanna Bauerdorf has the story.