On today's show, Ozempic is experiencing supply shortages, Gen Z is sober curious, college kids weigh in on the Oscars and students prepare their post-semester plans.

A new initiative from LA Metro seeks to make riding safer, the Thornton Voice Performance gives senior students a place to show off their talents, and a conversation with Radio Executive Producer Valeria Diaz on trans coverage.

All that and more, “From Where We Are.”

On today's show, we discuss how the recent storms affected California's drought, how local schools are celebrating Read Across America Day, and a conversation with CNN reporter Katelyn Polantz. All that and more, from where we are.

On today’s show, USC shuttle drivers rally for a fair union election, the Supreme Court hears oral arguments about Biden’s student loan plan, a UC Berkeley poll looks at gun control in California and rainy days in L.A.

On today’s show, a Ukrainian student shares the anxieties around having family in Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia, a student dance group gains new status on campus, and the latest victim of this crazy winter weather—Thornton’s music complex.

All that and more, “From Where We Are.”

On today's episode of From Where We Are, we discuss California's blizzard warning, seasonal affective disorder, President Biden's chances for securing the Democrats' Presidential Nomination for 2024, and have a chat with NPR Culture Desk Correspondent Chloe Veltman!

On today's show, a town hall condemning antisemitic violence, L.A. County fire fighters return from turkey, USG voting kicks off and a conversation about fashion trends.

On today's show, we explore why people are leaving California in droves, celebrate the accomplishments of the 1965 North Valley Broncos baseball team, and recap the current Undergraduate Student Government ahead of next week's elections. All that and more, From Where We Are.

On today’s show, professors talk about how they’re incorporating chat bots into the classroom, Councilmember Curren Price formally declares today as Charlotta Bass Day, budget-friendly spring break ideas for last-minute planners and a conversation with award-winning investigate journalist Narda Zacchino on Pat Tillman’s legacy.