The US needs a prescription for humanity
The United States may be the developed, hegemonic nation it claims to be, yet its exceptional modernity lacks empathy.
Student journalists at Columbia and Barnard deserve better
We stand with the Columbia Spectator in demanding its institutions respect student journalism.
Planned Parenthood deserves funding, despite legislation against it
Defunding abortion providers will have disastrous consequences for the health of low-income communities.
Who are you again?
Not knowing a celebrity isn’t rude, but expecting to be known is.
‘Recession blonde,’ and other fashion indicators of economic crisis
We need to consider style trends when analyzing the United States economy.
I kissed a star (and I liked it)
Blue Origin sparks a heated debate over the impact of an all-female celebrity crew.
I love this paper
Reflecting on my memories of this paper now that my time as a Daily Trojan staffer has come to a close.
The gaming complex shows how pixels become power
The video game industry’s future lies where culture meets play.
It’s time for films made by the people who they portray
We must promote films made by those with relevant lived experiences, rather than outside observers.
To sell out or not to sell out
What Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s White House visit tells us.