From the Classroom
OPINION: The Midterms and Texas Taxidermy
Lying in the bottom bunk, listening to the cicadas, I was afraid that becoming a better journalist might no longer be enough.
Clippers drop 7th in a row, losing in OT to the Heat
The Los Angeles Clippers still held a nine-point lead heading into the fourth quarter, but the final four minutes of regulation told the uncomfortable truth surrounding the early season: the Clippers can’t close games.
Voter voices: Here’s what’s on their minds as they head to the polls
University Park neighbors share their choice for L.A. mayor and describe the election in one word.
Clippers Fail an Early Midterm as Losing Streak Reaches Six
On the eve of the midterm elections, L.A. looked ready to pass an early season test against Toronto before a fourth-quarter collapse.
Texans of all generations are voting in record numbers
Reporting trip finds enthusiasm everywhere.
Iowa’s water quality crisis becomes midterm elections issue
Iowans are raising questions about the future of their water as the issue draws attention from political candidates.
The new-era Clippers are dropping the ball
Turnovers plague team in second loss in a week to the Luka-less Lakers
Clippers fall to Lakers in crosstown rematch
Despite rookie Keaton Wagler putting up 21 points, the Clippers fall to 1-3.
Clippers sail past Kings in season opener
Point guard Darius Garland leads the Clippers into a new era.
Fans share hope, loyalty for new-look Clippers at home opener
Despite a turbulent off-season, plenty of supporters are sticking with their team.
Three key players in the Clippers’ offense
With the regular season starting this week, a talented trio will play a critical part in establishing an offensive identity.
Youth, Injuries and Wagler: Three Takeaways from the Clippers’ Preseason
The revamped Clippers finished the preseason 2-1 after Wednesday’s victory over the Denver Nuggets. Here are three takeaways before the regular season begins this week.
Three years after Pacific Coast Highway crash, ‘Our Girls’ legacy continues to drive push for safer roads
As Malibu marks the anniversary of the deaths of four Pepperdine students, advocates point to safety improvements, ongoing grief and a looming trial.
Pacific Coast Highway Tire Memorial
Along the highway itself, “ghost tires” stand as another reminder. Initiated by city officials and residents, the tire memorial along PCH bears handwritten messages, flowers, and photographs — a visible promise that their loss will not be forgotten.
A Season of Change for the Clippers and a New Partnership
Meet the five USC Annenberg students covering the Clippers as beat writers and reporters for the upcoming 2026-27 NBA season.