Kim’s presidency begins with a test of USC values
The tenure will show how far USC’s commitment to open dialogue extends if it challenges the university
Entries by Charlotte Dekle
The US must rise against its newest monarch
We are a nation under the rule of artificial intelligence, and being ruled is inherently un-American.
Strava’s heatmap shows us where running in LA is possible
Where we run depends on more than motivation, from the heat around us to the land beneath our feet.
Shifting Title IX rules complicate justice for survivors of sexual assault
Protections for victims must be bolstered, not undermined.
Students deserve more dining options than slop-bowls
USC Village is oversaturated with bowl restaurants and gentrified cultural cuisine.
California deserves better than Becerra
The Democratic candidate’s harkening to national issues shrouds persistent challenges at the state level.
Money transfer apps are making friendships transactional
Peer-to-peer money transfer apps like Venmo are ruining friendships.
Heat exposes LA’s poor city planning
City planning causes heat waves to harm residents based on their zip codes.
Maybe ‘soulmate’ was never meant to be singular
We’re taught to search for one person who completes us, but the people who carry us are rarely limited to one.
USC’s pricey sticker price can actually be a good thing
Tuition revenue can afford students of diverse financial backgrounds the opportunity to attend USC.