Where the Sidewalk Starts: Restaurant closures are a turning point in USC Village makeup — students should get involved
USC community members can submit forms regarding concerns and complaints about USC Village.
Sincerely Asian American: Asian comfort food helped me fit in
Nothing has the power to lift spirits and fuel souls more than the fulfillment of nostalgic cravings for Asian food.
Holding Center: Could President Trump actually win again?
The principles of democracy and liberty are what we’re still proud to pursue and whether Trump wins or loses, these will be sure to prevail.
President’s Corner: USG and GSG presidents offer a welcome to the semester
Hello from your undergraduate and graduate student body presidents! We — Trenton Stone and Skye Parral — are so excited to start a new biweekly opinion column in the Daily Trojan titled “President’s Corner.” The aim of this column is simple: to inform students about resources their governments offer, describe initiatives we’re working on to […]
’90s Kid Unleashed: So you say you’re moving to Canada: a helpful guide
Acknowledge your privilege and confront the power embedded within the rhetoric we engage with every day.
Gray Matter: Drug addiction must be combated with science-driven policy
The neurological basis of addiction offers insight on why incarceration is not an effective means of treatment.
Where the Sidewalk Starts: Gov. Newsom upholds housing promises by saying ‘No’ to NIMBYs
Addressing the housing deficit has always been a tug of war between state and local government.
Sincerely Asian American: The unfortunate curse of looking too youthful
Looking youthful can definitely be both a blessing and a curse.
Holding Center: Democrats should give up on impeaching Trump
If those who support impeachment truly believe that Trump’s actions are damning, then they should place their trust in the candidates and in the American people to decide.
On My Mind: Mental wellness should apply to everyone
I hope everyone can benefit from this column by applying mindfulness and self-care to their own lives and by learning more about how mental health affects them, no matter the state of their well-being.