Letter to the Editor: Farewell Tribute to an OG Patriarch of South Los Angeles
USC alumnus Charles H. Evans IV pays tribute to the late Richard Earl Shelton, a leader of the community.
Putting The ‘I’ In Immigrant: A stronger immigrant presence in public offices empowers younger generations
It is only right to have policy dictated by those that have walked in the shoes of their constituents.
Trump pardons USC dad accused of buying daughter’s admission
Robert Zangrillo’s pardon was allegedly backed by a USC trustee with close relations to the former president.
‘Hidden Stories’ documents the pandemic
The project, created by SDA students in collaboration with USC Libraries, aims to tell the stories and implications of the coronavirus pandemic.
A back-to-school playlist to make you feel like a hottie for Zoom class
Feeling drained from your first day of Zoom class? This back-to-school playlist can fuel you up and have you feeling your best for that next lecture.
The Curious Case of The Social Media Marketplace: Why The Free Market Cannot Regulate Big Tech
Big tech firms should stray away from content moderation and focus on legality issues.
Triple Bottom Line: New Year’s Resolution — Environmental Progress, Not Perfection
In a year with many lows, it’s essential to reflect on both environmental problems and progress.
‘WiNDUP’ is a heartwarming tribute to hope and healing
Director Yibing Jiang and animation director Jason Keane share how the animated short — centered on a father’s connection to his ailing daughter — is more relevant than ever during the pandemic.
Pac-12 agrees to part ways with commissioner Larry Scott
After 11 years with the conference the executive committee agrees to forego final year of commissioner’s contract.
Full-time and frontline
Student balances 18-unit courseload and night shifts at Johns Hopkins Hospital.