Fall 2020 Diversity Staff Report
The results from a survey of over 200 people show a predominantly white, straight, cisgender, non-disabled newsroom.
USC accepts its highest number of first-gen students
The latest admissions profile reveals key details unique to this group of newly-accepted USC students.
Freshman’s inclusive art wins Google contest
Lyndzi Ramos aims to capture diverse experiences and prioritize representation in her artwork.
Classifieds – September 30, 2020
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As It Were: Systems of oppression must be pulled apart from their roots
Fundamentally, the system that killed Breonna Taylor was never going to prosecute its own agents of violence.
The notion of “Diversity and Inclusion” upholds assimilationist thinking
Diversity and inclusion initiatives are based on the idea of assimilating marginalized groups — not on celebrating diversity.
LA Latinx-owned restaurants and cafes to support
Whether you identify as Latinx or not, celebrate the bright cultures that Los Angeles embodies by dining at these Latinx-owned restaurants.
Fearless USC artist releases new single: ‘My Way’
Starting off senior year with a bang, Thornton senior Jairus Edwards releases his latest single My Way, a groovy exploration of the book of Exodus and social justice.
Film Schooled: A guy stumbles into a psychiatrist’s office
HBO Max’s big launch late May meant something for media scholars, I’m sure. What it meant to me was a reminder of a sweet little show I’ve been meaning to get back to once (a) I had the time or (b) my professors understood that I needed an inkling of free time, and that show […]
Live screening hosted for upcoming release ‘Once Upon a River’
The School of Cinematic Arts hosted a virtual screening for the award-winning film “Once Upon a River,” following the story of a young Native American girl’s unexpected journey down the Stark River.