A surge in positive coronavirus cases has resulted from a number of gatherings violating social distancing guidelines around the USC community. Podcast editor Eduardo Ocampo talks to Daily Trojan news editor Shaylee Navarro about how students around the community have been feeling about the parties as well as how USC is responding to the ongoing […]
The Pac-12 conference’s decision-making process with regard to whether to play the 2020 season highlights a blatant lack of athletes’ rights in NCAA athletics.
The Democratic Party’s decision to nominate two candidates who were deeply involved in the advent of the prison industrial complex is tonedeaf and troubling.
As students return to campus, it has become painfully obvious that they are in need of another reminder.
As students live through a global pandemic, one of the largest social justice movements and an economic downturn, many may feel overwhelmed with everything that’s happening. Director of Wellness and Outreach Sophia Ceniza and Deputy Wellness Director Karan Nevatia speak to Assistant Director of Outreach and Prevention Services Kelly Greco on the mental health services […]
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect the world, podcast editor Eduardo Ocampo talks to Chief Health Officer Sarah Van Orman about how USC’s reopening will look for students who arrive on campus. They also talk about the measures the school is taking to ensure the safety of students. Music by Joakim Karud.
Associate Managing Editor Nathan Ackerman and sports editor David Ramirez react to the news that USC fall sports will be postponed to the spring after a vote from the Pac-12 CEO group. They then speak to Athletic Director Mike Bohn about the formation of the USC Athletics Black Lives Matter Action Team and how he’s […]
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