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Casa Gianna: Donde la tradición italiana cobra vida en el corazón de Miami

3 weeks ago | imagenmiami.com | David Rendon

Escrito por: David Alejandro Rendón Casa Gianna es mucho más que un restaurante. Es un espacio donde cada visita se convierte en una memoria entrañable, un rincón donde la calidez italiana se siente en cada detalle y cada platillo. Ubicada en el corazón de Downtown Miami, dentro del nuevo Hotel Gale Miami, esta propuesta gastronómica trae a la ciudad una experiencia auténtica, elegante y profundamente acogedora.
AVIV: Un oasis de sabor donde el fuego, la tierra y el alma israelí se comparten

3 weeks ago | imagenmiami.com | David Rendon

Cocina con propósito, sabor y diseño en el corazón del 1 Hotel South BeachEscrito por David Alejandro Rendón AVIV, que significa primavera en hebreo, es la más reciente propuesta gastronómica del aclamado chef israelí Michael Solomonov y el reconocido restaurantero Steve Cook, ambos ganadores de múltiples premios James Beard.
USC’s first student commencement speaker talks speech, community

1 month ago | uwire.com | David Rendon

.flex_cell.av-1labw95m-b26873e632a42d3d36d1ca59508d5075{vertical-align:top;}The University announced Meghan Anand, a senior majoring in business administration, as the student commencement speaker for the 2025 graduating class on Monday. This is the first year the University has had a student commencement speaker, replacing the traditional valedictorian speech. Last year, the University barred valedictorian Asna Tabassum from speaking at commencement, citing unspecified safety concerns.
Congress passes the Take It Down Act

1 month ago | uscannenbergmedia.com | David Rendon

This week, Congress passed what’s known as the Take It Down Act. This bill would make it illegal to post real and fake sexually explicit imagery online of a person without their consent. The full title of the bill is rather long: The Tool to Address Known Exploitation by Immobilizing Technological Deepfakes on Websites and Networks bill. The bill would require social media and other websites to take down the content within 48 hours of the victim’s request.
LA City Attorney declines to file charges against most encampment protesters

2 months ago | uwire.com | David Rendon

.flex_cell.av-1njj6ks0-d025376acfdb62883c2204b138d5b84f{vertical-align:top;}The Los Angeles City Attorney’s office confirmed Friday afternoon that none of the 93 protesters arrested during the Spring 2024 USC pro-Palestinian encampments had charges filed against them.The charges were declined due to “insufficient evidence.”Two cases from USC were referred to a City Attorney hearing, an alternative to a misdemeanor criminal prosecution. Daily headlines, sent straight to your inbox.
Senators hear State of USG address, ammend bylaws

2 months ago | dailytrojan.com | David Rendon

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Marshall Earth Day panel discusses climate future

2 months ago | dailytrojan.com | David Rendon

The 2025 Marshall Earth Day panel — hosted in the Dean’s Board Room of Popovich Hall Tuesday — featured a lineup of speakers affiliated with clean energy: President Carol Folt, Santiago Flores, Matthew Langer, Nicole Hagen and was moderated by Geoffrey Garrett, dean of the Marshall School of Business. Folt began with short remarks about the urgency of clean energy for our climate. She added that she feels more optimistic about the environmental movement now than she did five years ago.
Watchdog asks NIH to cut USC animal experimentation funding

2 months ago | dailytrojan.com | David Rendon

Stop Animal Exploitation NOW!, a national watchdog organization for lab research on animals, sent a letter to the director of the National Institutes of Health on April 8, asking that the NIH revoke USC’s animal welfare assurance. The assurance allows the University to receive federal funding for lab research on animals in exchange for complying with federal policies for humane animal research.
Alum founds non-profit to rescue furry friends

2 months ago | dailytrojan.com | David Rendon

In an abandoned apartment building, Athena, a young German Shepherd, was found with a broken leg. Even after being rescued, she was set to be euthanized until Divya Cowgill met her. After raising thousands of dollars to get her surgery, her leg couldn’t be fixed, but she found her forever home with Cowgill, founder of the nonprofit FurryTail Endings. Athena became the first dog FurryTail Endings saved. “She was the trailblazer in getting me to realize that she could have died,” Cowgill said.
USC sustainability leaders talk goals post Folt’s tenure

2 months ago | dailytrojan.com | David Rendon

The Student Sustainability Committee and Environmental Student Assembly hosted the fourth annual Student Sustainability Town Hall on Wednesday night at the Davidson Continuing Education Center. Students engaged in a Q&A with President Carol Folt and faculty leaders in sustainability to gain insight into the University’s current progress and future goals.