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Q&A: USG Presidential Ticket Henriquez and Pham


By EMMA PEPLOW AND DANNI WANG
February 7, 2016 in News, Student Government, Supplement
The Daily Trojan sat down with Undergraduate Student Government presidential candidates Charlie Henriquez and Cole Pham to discuss their 2016 platform.

Looking back with Rini Sampath and Jordan Fowler


By DANNY HELMS
February 7, 2016 in News, Student Government, Supplement
The USG President and Vice President reflect on their year in the light of the upcoming elections.

Can USG combat USC’s mental health stigma?


By DANIEL GAVIDIA
November 18, 2015 1 Comment/in Supplement
Though it has passed resolutions, USG is looking to the administration for real change.

Student-athletes: finding balance


By DARIAN NOURIAN
November 17, 2015 in Supplement
Managing academics and a social life is complicated by the addition of practice, games and travel.

Minorities face a unique fight with mental health


By SONALI SETH
November 17, 2015 in Supplement
Microaggressions on campus can translate into trauma for marginalized students.

‘Trigger warnings’ spark a battle in the classroom


By MATT LEMAS
November 17, 2015 3 Comments/in Featured, Supplement
Prepping students for graphic content has professors questioning their level of academic freedom.

How USC plans to rehabilitate the college brain


By NICOLAUS JAKOWEC
November 17, 2015 in Supplement
Social media is overstimulating the minds of college students. The Health Center hopes to combat that.

Good-bye, for now: taking a leave of absence


By JULIA POE
November 17, 2015 in Supplement
For students facing mental illness, taking time off can be the only solution.

Is mindfulness the answer to stress?


By YASMEEN SERHAN
November 17, 2015 in Supplement
A method rooted in meditation and living in the present could quell student anxiety.

The Counseling Center’s mission for more resources


By EMILY GOLDBERG
November 17, 2015 in Supplement
The center’s single floor is quickly outgrowing its space as it looks to hires more counselors.
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