People across the U.S. celebrated National Coming Out Day this week. USC students and faculty members speak about the important role community plays in coming out. Claire Fogarty has the story.

After recent legislation, California public schools and colleges will be required to stock their bathrooms with free menstrual products. Here’s Tess Patton with how this is affecting USC.

Fall break is coming up on Thursday and Friday this week. Some say it is a welcome break after students returned to classes in-person a couple of months ago.

Cassie Esparza talked with students about what their long weekends will look like and how badly they feel they need the time off.

The national Hispanic Heritage Month ends this week. Annenberg Media students went to El Pueblo, the historic heart of Los Angeles, located in downtown LA and profiled on a small artisan shop. 

Cryptocurrency, a form of digital money, is believed by many to be the currency of the future. Bitcoin prices have recently tumbled but this is not the first time — nor will it be the last — that we see this. So why is there still such an interest in cryptocurrencies despite their volatility? Wilko Martínez-Cachero has more.

On Monday, along with associated apps Instagram and WhatsApp, shut down. But with WhatsApp shut down, it has become more difficult for students to communicate with families outside the U.S. 

Dating in 2021 is more accessible than ever with dozens of dating apps and places to meet people, especially on college campuses. Victoria Hunt took to USC's campus to ask students how they navigate the dating world.

When you think Olympic Curling, odds are you probably imagine cold places and you wouldn't be wrong. And if you also thought the industrial sprawl that is Vernon, CA, you surprisingly, also wouldn't be wrong. Sam Schwartz has the story.

October tends to be a busy month for USC student Annenberg student Miranda McKeon has been juggling game days and midterms just like the rest of us. But she is also handling something no college student ever expects to deal with: a battle with stage 3 breast cancer. For Breast Cancer Awareness month, Claire Fogarty has the story.

An 18-year-old mother was fatally shot by a Long Beach High School safety school officer. Family and community members are outraged and demanding justice. Our reporter Jacqueline Pinedo has the story.