Christina Chkarboul is a College Journalism Network Fellow and a journalist based in Los Angeles, California. She focuses on local news and has written for publications such as the Daily Trojan, The Davis Enterprise, CalMatters, and Malheur Enterprise. Christina's work covers a range of topics, including architecture, politics, social issues, sports, and community events.
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Christina's coverage is heavily focused on local events in California, particularly Los Angeles. She frequently covers USC-related topics and sports, indicating an interest in university affairs, local politics, and sports events.
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By: Christina Chkarboul
Study analyzed characters in 300 top-grossing films from 2016, 2019 and 2022.
By: Kayla Canne, Christina Chkarboul, Steve Howe
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Show Caption Renters nationwide are struggling with the cost of having a safe place to live, even as the economy is rebounding from the COVID era.
Past USC protests featured marches, conversations, sit-ins, walk-outs and chants.
Attendees played carnival games, trick-or-treated and were able to pet puppies.
By: Karthik Krishnamurthy
Students and other security ambassadors were surprised about coupon distribution.
Trojan Knights, along with Helenes, must leave watch by 11:30 p.m. every day.
Run Your City, the new club, is designed to introduce kids to sports like track and field.
The former president Bryan Fernández has resigned to focus on personal matters.
The event featured a day of networking, panels and career insights in sports.
By: Christina Chkarboul
Is media getting woke? In an effort to produce more socially-conscious content, entertainment providers are pushing out bland, overly sanitized content.
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