OPINION: Students should stand with evictees of Expo apartment buildings
Tenants living in apartments on Exposition Boulevard protested their evictions for 10 months, but didn’t recieve USC support.
Letter to the Editor: In wake of opioid crisis, anti-overdose drugs must be made available at USC
I am writing to the editor to plead that the University of Southern California require access to naloxone in higher-risk areas of our community.
School of Thought: Education at all levels is key to individual and national success
If we aren’t investing in our children’s education from an early stage, we’re setting children up to remain disadvantaged for the rest of their lives.
OPINION: SAGE Involvement Fair is a commendable example of intersectionality
Participation in the fair is a reminder that women’s rights do not involve women alone.
OPINION: Deferred rush can have upsides for freshmen
Waiting a semester to join Greek life can lead to a fuller first year experience.
Letter to the Editor: Ridley-Thomas donation is valuable to academic community, it shouldn’t be riddled by scandal
The Los Angeles Times article detailing this scandal is filled with innuendoes and veiled accusations.
OPINION: Alcohol education is not comprehensive assault prevention
Though alcohol education is important, blaming assaults on alcohol use alone comes dangerously close to victim blaming.
Social Anxieties: It’s time to reconsider gentrification’s negative perception
Housing policy is the frontline of urban social justice.
OPINION: Transparency is crucial to improving administrative culture
Nikias' removal was necessary to reset relationships and improve communication between students and administrators.
Pale Blue Dot: University must protect community from oil industry
Since oil extraction sites are harmful for anyone living near them, the University should serve the community by using its influence to advocate for increased regulation of the oil industry in Los Angeles.