It’s up to USC’s community to shape its reputation
University administration’s response to external events determines what USC represents.
Entries by Charlotte Dekle
Let’s bring back common courtesy
Our sense of connection is reliant on polite gestures, smiles and opening doors.
USC needs to expand its Washington D.C. reach
Sen. Gary Peters’ arrival to the University bridges Los Angeles to Washington D.C.
It’s hard to be a human with Meta Glasses in your face
The social media surveillance state is stunting your development.
Unemployment statistics hide entry-level job crisis
High youth underemployment, increased by artificial intelligence and the increasing cost of living, could lead to an affordability crisis for new graduates.
The religious left is ensuring that God is the author of equality
While liberal voters often stray from religious affiliation, religious Democrats across the nation are rising.
Study abroad does not guarantee immersion
Cultural immersion while studying abroad depends on you leaving the familiar.
Call it sports trading, it’s still a bet
As football season kicks off, the industry is betting big on the young, broke and hopeful.
Selectivity can be a club’s best marketing strategy
A competitive recruitment process can market a club better than anything else.
The double standard on conservatism is concerning
Conservatism has a place in casual conversations as well as with professional environments.