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Daily Trojan appoints new editor-in-chief


By CARI SPENCER
October 2, 2020 in Featured, News, News Main Feature
Raymond Rapada, a senior majoring in journalism, previously served as the managing editor and former opinion editor. He will serve as editor-in-chief for the remainder of the Fall semester.

Yung Gravy shines in press conference ahead of Friday ‘Gasanova’ album drop


By BRYNNE DI DONATO
October 2, 2020 in Arts & Entertainment, Music
The Minnesota rapper explains how he started on SoundCloud mixing happy soul samples and banging beats and evolved to defy the boundaries of a “meme-rapper.”

The Beat Lives On: Reflecting on Selena’s ‘Dreaming of You’ 25 years later


By EMILY SAGEN
October 2, 2020 in Arts & Entertainment, Music
Mexican American Tejano singer, Selena Quintanilla Perez, released her final studio album “Dreaming of You” posthumously 25 years ago and has since had a lasting impact on popular culture.

She Begat This: Manufacturing martyrdom: Calling victims of police violence martyrs is problematic


By ENDIYA GRIFFIN
October 2, 2020 in Featured, Opinion, Opinion Columns, Sticky
Unless we call these modern-day lynchings what they are, denoting the history of racial oppression that accompanies that moniker, we cannot begin to dismantle the system of state violence that perpetuates Black death.

Letter to the Editor: Following Rose Ritch resignation, USC’s climate of inclusion must be redefined to include Zionism


By ANNA KRYLOV AND ARIEH WARSHEL
October 2, 2020 in Letters to the Editor, Opinion
For Ritch, Zionism constitutes an important component of her identity as a Jew, and she felt unable to continue her elected service in USG due to repeated acts of intimidation on account of her professed Zionist identity. A climate that permits such intimidation has no place on our campus.

The Principle’s Office: Astrology has more intellectual footing than you might think


By JULIA LEB
October 2, 2020 in Opinion, Opinion Columns
Astrology is by no means an ironclad field of study, but it is not so unsubstantiated that it is worth calling the whole practice a joke.

Your friendly neighborhood October streaming guide


By JUNE LI
October 2, 2020 in Arts & Entertainment, Film
Let’s cut to the chase: You’re plagued with boredom, and I watch too much TV. Why not show-and-tell?

Students, staff respond to Keck dean resignation

Photo of the Keck School of Medicine, a tall gray building with a banner reading “Keck School of Medicine of USC.” There are stairs leading up to the building, surrounding foliage, another building, and a blue sky in the background.

By KACIE YAMAMOTO
October 2, 2020 in News, Sticky
Following the unexpected resignation of Keck Dean Laura Mosqueda, students and Keck faculty and staff have demanded transparency from the University

Zackery Torres pushes to make the dance community an inclusive space for all gender identities


By MIRANDA HACK
October 2, 2020 in News, News Main Feature
The Kaufman senior started a company and released a book this summer, both aiming to provide practical resources to improve gender inclusivity.

The Boiling Point: On the use of the 13th Amendment, and how the NCAA embroiled itself in slave labor rhetoric


By TAYLOR MILLS
October 2, 2020 in Sports, Sports Columns
The NCAA can't baulk at activists using historical slave labor rhetoric when they use the legal loophole that allows mass unpaid labor to exist in this country.
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