September 2018 - Page 16 of 24

Writing Rainbow: How ‘Queer as Folk’ transformed the gay experience on television

By ALLEN PHAM
September 13, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

While shows like “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Queer Eye” have made strides in highlighting queer culture and identity on the small screen during their respective runs, there is not yet a modern series specifically dedicated to the personal narratives of queer life.

Hollywood Horror Nights returns with ‘Stranger Things’

By ROWAN BORN
September 13, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment

The beloved Halloween maze at Universal Studios Hollywood has returned.

Extra Innings: The other USC fall sports don’t get attention

By SAM ARSLANIAN
September 13, 2018 in Columns, Sports

The most anticipated sports of fall (besides football) include women’s volleyball, women’s soccer and men’s water polo. Yet, the average USC fan does not attend these teams’ matches, and therefore are unaware of their accomplishments and dominance in their respective sport.

Trojans prep for tough test in the Lone Star State

By TAJWAR KHANDAKER AND DELANIE PENCE
September 13, 2018 in Football, Sports

Both teams will enter the game with a 1-1 record. The game will be a rematch of last season’s double-overtime thriller.

Undefeated Trojans look ahead to Long Beach State

By JILLIAN CARROLL
September 13, 2018 in Soccer, Sports

The Women of Troy will face off against a rolling 49ers squad on Friday.

EDITORIAL BOARD: We will not allow USC to censor student voices

By DAILY TROJAN FALL 2018 EDITORIAL BOARD
September 13, 2018 in Featured, Opinion

The active barring of student media in a high-profile, student-centric event shows a complete disdain for the transparency and accountability the search committee claims to value. We will not stand for ungrounded censorship.

Student leaders voice hopes for new president

By MALIKA MOHAN AND TERRY NGUYEN
September 13, 2018 in Featured

Student leaders spoke about mental health and campus diversity among other things.

Panelists discuss the role of women in media at Annenberg

By ANDREA KLICK
September 13, 2018 in Campus, News, Speakers and Events

The speakers talked about covering sexual harassment and female leadership.

OPINION: SB 174 is only the beginning for U.S. immigrant rights

By REESE ARMSTRONG
September 13, 2018 in Opinion

Allowing noncitizens to hold office is a positive step, but will not protect them enough.

Healing the Divide: Conversations across political lines are possible

By ARIANNA SCAVONE
September 13, 2018 in Columns, Opinion

I personally like to hear the ideas of those who disagree with me. When having a discussion on facts and philosophy, I want to hear as much as I can about others’ viewpoints and objectives, and open myself up to any new information they can give me about the subject at hand.

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