Despite visibility, trans individuals remain unequal
Reality series shed light on trans community, but it still faces discrimination at USC.
New photo feature could allow positive evolution for Yik Yak
Popular anonymous messaging app Yik Yak has been called many things — chief among them “inflammatory,” “disgusting” and “downright racist.” Certainly, the anonymity of the app has created an odd mixture of humorous-meets-hurtful that can isolate communities, marginalize minorities and enable cyberbullying across campuses. But Yik Yak’s latest update, complete with the addition of photos […]
Despite security hacks, Venmo thrives
Though it suffers from problems, Venmo’s convenience makes it an effective forum for students to split payments.
UC expands gender ID options
USC should follow in the school system’s footsteps.
College Republicans’ attack shows existence of discrimination
The group’s recent comments demonstrate that they feel threatened by the empowerment of marginalized people. are given a platform to empower each other.
Bigger forces amass grad student debt
Loan debt derives from interplay between student loans and university tuition.
University on a conquest for excellence
Trojans may have just had 14 weeks off from school, but in that time USC has hardly been sitting idle. While students were taking the opportunity to work, intern or just catch up on some sleep, the University has opened a new school, reached more than $4.5 billion in its $6 billion fundraising campaign, continued […]
Drought shaming proves unproductive
The Twitter phenomenon #droughtshaming brings about more division than solution to California’s drought.
USC should be transparent about tuition
Administration must be held accountable for unexplained tuition hikes.
Flag debate requires broader dialogue
Both traditionalists and progressives should start to blame less and listen more.