“A real stress test”: USC experts talk Trump’s third indictment
The trial will reflect the strength of American democracy against the former president’s alleged efforts to stay in power, but it could ultimately benefit his 2024 campaign.
Karan Nevatia: More than a gifted writer
Karan found a home in the Daily Trojan newsroom among friends.
Latinx community sees little growth in representation
Five percent of faculty are Latinx, a three percentage point increase since 2001.
Proud to be Latinx
Latinx students strive to preserve their identities at USC while finding community on campus.
A look back: Latinx at USC
Over the years, Latinx students have worked to claim a home on campus.
Exploring identity: The value of representation within the Latinx label
As racial categories evolve over time, the idea of what it means to be Latinx has continued to shift.
Q&A: Tennis pro Gugu Olmos
USC alumna Giuliana “Gugu” Olmos is the first Mexican woman tennis player to win a WTA title.
Jumping hurdles: Undocumented Trojans share their stories
With the elections around the corner, much is at stake for DACA recipients.
Visa confusion and stubborn employers hinder job search process for international students
International graduates face the pressures of a ticking clock and competitive job market to find employment that can keep them in the United States.
Comfort in commonality: How international students find community in Greek life
After adjusting to the traditions of Greek life, students from around the globe have an opportunity to build a new community.