Opinion: Latine Culture in Persistent Relay
The Latine community is exploring identity, connection and tradition in solace
Articles
Marina Rheingantz: Painting Memory, Weaving Landscape
For this Brazilian Artist, landscape is an interplay of memory, bound by the weft of material and time
Kaufman dancers grapple with racism and a canceled gala performance
After a student-led school meeting to address racism allegations, students say they are frustrated by the administration’s response
*This article has been nominated for a National Arts and Entertainment Award from the LA Press Club*
*This article has been nominated for a National Arts and Entertainment Award from the LA Press Club*
Rebecca Keegan is Unfazed by Fame
USC Kaufman addresses discrimination allegations in letter to students
A letter sent to USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance students says reports of potential student-to-student discrimination are being addressed by university officials.
Students react to Jane Fonda as USC Annenberg's Commencement Speaker
After announcing the keynote speaker, students shared their thoughts and opinions on the ceremony.
Brighter, tighter and better: Steve Padilla and the role of the editor
Los Angeles Times Column One Editor and writing coach Steve Padilla spoke to USC JOUR 447.
Proxima Kósmos creates a life beyond imagination
Between science and storytelling, Berggruen Institute’s Proxima Kósmos is a fictional planetary system beyond imagination ready to determine life beyond Earth.
Penny for your thoughts: Should we get rid of it?
Published by Annenberg Media
USC African American Cinema Society reflects on DEI at F.R.O. Festival
Amidst diversity erasure, USC AACS showcased what it means to be a Black creative. Published by Annenberg Media.
*This article has been nominated for a National Arts and Entertainment Award from the LA Press Club*
*This article has been nominated for a National Arts and Entertainment Award from the LA Press Club*
Chris Lee and the Art of Dysfunction
New York Magazine senior editor Chris Lee spoke to USC JOUR 447.
Jessica Gelt in Charge
Los Angeles Times arts and culture writer Jessica Gelt spoke to USC JOUR 447.
House of Troy
This is an extended version of 'Pageant of Troy'. Published on 10/02 by Annenberg Media
Pageant of Troy
Event piece for the USC Queer and Ally Student Association (QuASA) 15th Annual Drag Show
Newsletter: 29/01
Election Eve
Election Vox Pop
‘America’ Decides: The Fate of the Electoral College and its threat to Democracy
An explainer article
A Deal a Day Makes The Students Stay: The Rising Success of Roadside Taco
Surveillance
I wrote this after accessing old files from various social media applications to comment on surveillance.
‘There’s No Way Like the American Way’: The paradox of the American Dream and its indiscernible barbed wire.