International Women’s Day is tomorrow. What can we learn from the headlines coming out of USC this year and how can we ensure a better future from women’s history month? Carter Hyde has the story.

In an interview with Annenberg Radio, USC Marshall scholar Bérénice Sylverain shares her plan to build a one-of-a-kind Haitian studies library, while also disclosing her late mother’s influence along the way.

The state of Texas has been temporarily denied the right to conduct a child abuse investigation of a family looking for gender-affirming health care for their transgender child.

A history of “Black Panthers’” name origin

New USC USG president Hannah Woodworth joined Annenberg Radio News to discuss her election victory

Students gathered Tuesday night at the University Religious Center courtyard to offer prayers and words of support.

President Joe Biden delivered his first State of the Union address Tuesday night. He discussed the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the COVID-19 pandemic, and police funding, with the intention of inspiring hope within the American people amidst rising foreign tensions and inflation.

In 2015, Los Angeles passed the Mobility Plan 2035 to improve the flow and coexistence of everyone on the roads and sidewalks. Now, the “Healthy Streets LA” ballot measure wants to make it essential that this Mobility Plan is enacted when streets are repaved, but needs to get on the ballot first.

As the war in Ukraine unfolds, Russia’s actions could turn our current understanding of geopolitics upside down. Ukraine is not the only nearby country who could join NATO, and the likes of Georgia, Finland, and Sweden among others are remaining vigilant. Producer Wilko Martínez-Cachero reports.

Russia is losing billions after many international companies are refusing to do business with the country after its invasion of Ukraine last week.

Matthew Andrade has the story.