Keck appoints associate dean to new Office of Social Justice
Ricky Bluthenthal has spent his career working with at-risk communities.
Entries by Ryan Fawwaz
Columbia professor discusses apolitical polarization
Mark Lilla discussed his 2016 op-ed, which crashed the New York Times’ site.
Men’s tennis returns to the court with two home wins
After a successful Australian Open, USC beat Cal Poly and UCSB in dominant fashion.
Men’s basketball loses at Washington
USC was inept on offense and couldn’t make up for it on the other end of the court.
Poe’s Perspective: Pro sports have a role to play in queer safety
Many people like to tell us that the gay rights movement is over, that things are better now, that there’s no more fighting to be done. That’s a lie.
Six Essential films to stream on Kanopy
Psychology major Rela Dong’s newest art showcase features cutouts of famous cultural figures to pose questions of equality and the American Dream. “You Can be Anything You Want to be” ran from Jan. 21 to 31.
The Black Cat: ‘Healthy Hair Suite’ helps customers embrace black hairstyles
Slowly, I began to realize that Eurocentric ideals for beauty are not only unattainable for black women, but also harmful to our physical and mental health.
OPINION: Mindful USC is a good effort but needs to promote healthy habits
USC’s mindfulness initiative should promote healthy living habits in addition to conscientiousness.
You Do Uterus: Students must combat political gender gap by voting in USG elections
There is no shortage of theories on why the gender gap in elected office remains so significant.
Vote to censure USG Senator Meagan Lane fails
Lane was accused of making inappropriate comments at a previous USG meeting.