Breaking Out: Women should not be convicted for defending themselves
Survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking should not be criminalized for defending themselves in violent and life-threatening situations.
Back In My Day: The conversation on aging reaching full circle
Is the narrative around aging and improving the lifespan just repeating the same old story or is there more to look forward to?
Progress Without Profit: Building a relationship between older volunteers and nonprofits is essential
Older adults contribute life experience and well developed skills to volunteer work.
Putting The ‘I’ In Immigrant: I come from strong, immigrant women
These are the women who are the backbone of society and leave things just a little bit better than when they had found it because that’s just what immigrants do.
Triple Bottom Line: USC coronavirus testing processes earns three stars
While the lingering pandemic makes it difficult to turn the tide on single-use plastics, USC coronavirus population testing should be cognizant of its unnecessary waste generation as testing efforts increase.
The Eck’s Factor: The United States’ obsession with cancel culture ignores imperialism
“Abolish the British Monarchy!” says the American who forgot that the U.S. is also an imperialist country.
Chronically Catherine: Fabulousness and chronic illness can coexist
Channeling my inner Carrie Bradshaw: life as a chronically ill student fighting for fabulousness against a body attacking itself.
Breaking Out: Universities should not require students to disclose criminal histories
On Feb. 12, the USC Social Work School removed the question asking doctoral applicants to disclose their history of felonies; the rest of the country should follow their lead to promote more equity and inclusion.
The Left and the Left Out: Policy analysis removed from political motivation is critical
Concrete analysis favors Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus bill.
In Sickness and In Health: Telehealth is the next medical revolution
Telemedicine is undoubtedly on the rise, but as we move forward there are some concerns we need to address.