ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Latine-owned businesses for Hispanic Heritage Month and beyond
These dynamic companies will have you filling your shopping cart this month.
Six thesis films shine on the silver screen
Norris Cinema Theatre featured the screening of innovative student projects.
Theater mixes improv and Shakespeare
Impro Theatre impresses audiences by putting on full plays that are improvised.
Soul-funk music, Monica Bellucci and birth of a woman
The inspiration taken from music and film, and the connection between them, can make a key difference in how you see life.
OPINION
We are not ‘family’ — you are my employer
Promoting a “work family” culture inhibits healthy work-life boundaries.
The pandemic may be over, but it’s still affecting our education
Asynchronous learning has impacted academic clarity and motivation.
Language requirements need a change
Students should be able to choose whether they want to take another language.
The death of higher education starts with budget cuts
In the world of university administration, faux austerity is all the rage.
Florida isn’t the only place that won’t say gay
California schools are also perpetrators of a nationally destructive culture war.
Daily Trojan Magazine
SEPTEMBER 2023 ISSUE
Folt’s four years
A "limitless" future is steadily becoming reality; but the shadows of a tumultuous past still linger, and a "year of implementation" awaits for the president to make good on her ambitious plans.
Maui still burns
Healing the wounds this disaster has opened will be a long time coming.
Letter from the (managing) editor — September 2023
Inside the fight for a South Asian studies minor
The new curriculum is a sign of progress, but students say it is just the beginning in a series of
long-overdue reforms.
The USC researchers behind a newly approved treatment for Alzheimer’s
Leqembi, which earned full FDA approval in July, could help improve the lives of patients with early stages of Alzheimer’s. Despite limitations, it offers hope for taking on the challenges of the disease.
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Former employee sues USC for wrongful termination
Stephen McElroy was a University employee for over three decades.
Former employee sues USC for wrongful termination
Stephen McElroy was a University employee for over three decades.
Students process, fundraise for North Africa disaster relief
Aid will go toward victims of the Morocco earthquake and Libya flooding.
Organizations host first Welcome Back Wellness Fair for students
The USC Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, Undergraduate Student Government and Hillel co-hosted the fair to promote student health.
USG resolution shows solidarity with MENASA
Members floated the idea of establishing a laundry stipend for students.
Students and RSOs promote voter registration
Students were encouraged to participate in the American political process.
Unsent-The Letter Project bonds USC students over writing
Students wrote anonymous letters as an outlet to speak their personal truths.
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Men’s water polo set for huge tournament
The Trojans will host this year's MPSF Invitational with UCLA this weekend.
Men’s water polo set for huge tournament
The Trojans will host this year's MPSF Invitational with UCLA this weekend.
Is Rasmus Højlund Manchester United’s last hope?
The Danish striker may already have the weight of the club on his shoulders.
Women’s golf has a chip on its shoulder
Southern California wiped the competition in its first tournament of the season.
Women’s volleyball to commence conference play against rival UCLA
The Trojans strive for their sixth consecutive victory in Wednesday night battle.
Yes, I’m actually passionate about sports — next question
I shouldn't have to provide a sports resume to earn credibility as a sports enthusiast.
Women’s soccer’s last hurrah
The Trojans head to Salt Lake City to face Utah for its final ever Pac-12 opener.
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September 3, 2023
DAILY TROJAN MAGAZINE
September 2023 issue out now
IN THIS ISSUE: Nathan Elias, Jennifer Nehrer & Jonathan Park look back at Carol Folt’s four years as president
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