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In this special 1-hour edition of The Morning Brew, our hosts face off in an epic gingerbread house showdown, the Delish crew whips up festive Christmas cupcakes, and we sit down for a hilarious interview with Elf’s son himself. Plus, we wrap it all up with a flurry of holiday games, surprises, and chaotic cheer. Grab some cocoa, get cozy, and celebrate the season with us! ☕🎅✨

✨ About The Morning Brew
If you’re looking for a fresh and entertaining way to start your day, look no further than The Morning Brew on Trojan Vision! USC’s official TV station brings you a dynamic morning news show that covers everything from the latest headlines to pop culture & entertainment. Join our team of talented hosts as they deliver a mix of informative and lighthearted content, interviews with special guests, & interactive segments that are sure to keep you engaged & informed. So grab your coffee & tune in to The Morning Brew, every Tuesday morning on Trojan Vision!

✨ About Trojan Vision
Trojan Vision is USC’s student-run television station that provides a platform for students to learn and experience television production hands-on. It offers a variety of shows across genres, from music performances & interviews to comedy sketches, morning news, & game shows. Students take on multiple production roles, developing skills in camera operation, sound, directing, & more, while collaborating on live and recorded content.

Founded on creativity and collaboration, Trojan Vision allows students to pitch, produce, & broadcast original content, making it a hub for aspiring media professionals. The shows reflect diverse interests and talents within the USC & greater Los Angeles community, fostering a rich environment for hands-on learning in a professional setting.

Trojan Vision's curriculum is accessible to students from all departments & backgrounds, allowing them to get involved in television production, whether they're pursuing media studies or simply interested in learning. Through real-world experience, students develop skills in producing, directing, hosting, and post-production, preparing them for future careers in entertainment.

✨ Want more Info about Christmas at USC? Christmas at USC is more than just a season — it’s a full-campus transformation that blends Trojan spirit with holiday magic. As the semester winds down and finals creep up, the campus begins to glow with twinkling lights, decorated palm trees, and the kind of warm energy that makes even a chilly Los Angeles December feel festive. Trousdale Parkway becomes a stream of red and gold scarves, students clutching hot chocolate between classes, and friends snapping photos in front of wreaths hung proudly on Trojan landmarks. The USC Village turns into its own little holiday town, complete with garlands, ribbons, cheery music, and the irresistible smell of seasonal treats drifting out of the restaurants and cafes.

Within the dorms, students unleash their creativity: doors wrapped like presents, whiteboard snowmen, and mini Christmas trees glowing through the windows of New North, Birnkrant, and Parkside. Study rooms become equal parts cram space and holiday party zone, where gingerbread houses compete with group projects for attention. Clubs and organizations host end-of-semester celebrations, from holiday-themed performances at Bovard Auditorium to late-night cookie decorating in the Village. And, of course, the famous USC “Snow Day” brings the magic right to campus — with real snow, sledding hills, and students experiencing winter wonderland chaos in the middle of Southern California sunshine.

The holiday cheer makes its way into USC traditions, too. The marching band plays festive versions of Trojan favorites, the bookstore fills with Christmas-themed USC gear, and Tommy Trojan often finds himself photographed wearing a Santa hat courtesy of mischievous students. Friends exchange small gifts, professors share warm goodbyes after the last class, and the whole campus buzzes with a mix of anticipation, exhaustion, and excitement for the break ahead.

Most importantly, Christmas at USC is a reminder of community — a time when students look back at their semester, celebrate their wins, laugh off their stress, and lean on each other before heading home. Whether it’s grabbing a peppermint latte at the Village, watching a holiday movie marathon in a dorm lounge, or enjoying the final sunset over campus before winter break, Christmas at USC captures a joyful, uniquely Trojan spirit that stays with students long after they’ve left for the holidays.