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Articles by Katy Auerbach
Rise Up and Recycle
Despite efforts to prevent re-usable plastics, USC students have found ways to safely recycle in the pandemic The recycle bins on USC Campus near the Fishbowl Chapel. (Photo by Ling Luo) The start of the pandemic earlier this year caused people’s day-to-day routines to shift. While work from home orders reduced smog in Los Angeles, recycling and waste management continue to exist as issues propelling climate change.
Do you believe in love after COVID-19?
As “cuffing season” approaches, USC students seek to make love connections through a new student-made match-making questionnaire. Graphic by Melody Waintal. It’s no secret that COVID-19 has limited college students' ability to meet new people. But, that didn’t stop USC student Jonathan Liu from trying to make online dating a little easier. On Nov.
Creative Halloween costumes by USC students
Need for safety precautions on Halloween leads to innovative costumes from students. Photo courtesy of Kaylea Danielian. While safety measures have been placed to limit the spread of coronavirus, many USC students around campus are finding creative ways to enjoy Halloween. Dressing up is a staple of Halloween and also a safe way to get into the spirit. In fact, Los Angeles public health guidelines encourage people to wear Halloween costumes to have virtual costume contests.
From ‘the Bubble’ to students' couches, the NBA Finals fever continues...
USC Laker fans have found creative ways to watch and celebrate the NBA Finals. Sydney Rockett (far right) at the Staple Center with her family. Photo Courtesy of Sydney Rockett. This season has been unlike any other for all basketball fans. They won’t be able to attend the games in person, as the NBA moved all teams and games to a secluded arena, dubbed “the Bubble,” at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
National Association of Black Journalists seek to uplift reporters of color in first meeting of semester
Leaders share the importance of the organization Graphic Design by Melody Waintal/Canva Back when Annenberg Media Center was bustling with in-person action, sophomore Marlize Duncan said she remembers being the only Black person in the newsroom for pitch meetings, a lack of diversity that she said left her wondering who else she could reach out to.
How to stay safe during California wildfire season
The Student Health Center is open both for telemedicine and in-person appointments for those having trouble breathing Firetruck sits on the side of the road in Monrovia, CA in the foothills of the Bobcat Fire on Thursday, Sept. 10. The truck transported Wildland firefighters to a staging area to later go into the hills and engage with the fire.
The suite life of students quarantined at the USC Hotel
Student Health estimates somewhere between 75 and 100 students are currently isolated from their housemates at the South Figueroa building. USC Hotel, renamed in early 2019, currently houses somewhere between 75 and 100 students who have tested positive for COVID-19. (Photo by Gus Ruelas/USC News) Zoom class, FaceTime with friends, room service, repeat: this is the life of dozens of USC students quarantined at the USC Hotel after testing posting for COVID-19.
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