Economic inequalities leave nation struggling
The United States is more unequal than it has been since the Gilded Age of the 1920s; aside from the moral implications, this represents a structural obstacle to sustained economic growth.
Incentives need more time to warm up
Though it’s growing in popularity, solar energy is not yet something we see implemented day to day.
Scholarships deserve higher priority
The only way to maintain a legacy of constant improvement is ensuring that the best and the brightest have the ability to join USC when the time comes.
Warmer or not, planet needs care
For us average Americans, the existence — or absence — of genuine climate change shouldn’t hold too much sway over our actions. Responsibility toward our environment should be practiced regardless of this single negative consequence.
New facilities show university’s progress
Anyone of the opinion that USC is too rooted in tradition, campus pride and old money to be open to substantive changes in our university makeup just got a reality check.
Partisanship needs common ground
The gridlock that is expected from a Congress threatens to make decisive action impossible.
Brown can’t color nation green
Despite the size of California’s economy, industry and voting population, the state is not always a powerful enough force to drag the rest of the nation behind it.
Time to bring WebReg out of Stone Age
Though many parts of the registration system have been updated to accommodate a burgeoning student population, USC’s web registration system is still in need of a major upgrade.
Don’t know? Don’t care? Don’t vote.
Democracy means having the right to not vote, too.
New provost has strong case for ’SC
Trojan students, staff, faculty and alumni have every reason to be cheerful about Elizabeth Garrett’s appointment to the second-ranking position within the university.