We will never give up on this paper
We’re already making the DT stronger despite the uncertainties for this semester.
Student Life is eliminating our pay and reducing the spring print schedule
Citing a multi-year budget deficit, the University communicated to the Daily Trojan managing team Friday that all staff would go unpaid and the printing schedule will be reduced to three days a week for Spring 2025.
WE DEMAND MORE CONTROL OF OUR BUDGET
We are the West Coast's last daily print student paper. Soon, there may be none.
Forming an opinion is evolutionary
The opinion section thrives off of a mutual symbiotic relationship between reader and writer.
Creating a foundation for the future
Improving our paper’s culture means improving our internal standards — and keeping a written record.
The Daily Trojan Editorial Board demands Asna Tabassum’s speech be reinstated
The University’s decision to silence the valedictorian is one of cowardice and should be reversed.
Every journalist is an opinion writer
Nothing is free from bias, including journalism, despite the industry’s claim to be the exception.
The Daily Trojan endorses Fernandez and Sanchez
The Daily Trojan Spring 2024 Editorial Board interviewed and evaluated each of the four executive tickets.
We will not wait for the next school shooting
In an op-ed running in over 50 college newspapers across the country, the Daily Trojan joins the UNC Chapel Hill March for Our Lives chapter to condemn the country’s inaction in addressing gun violence.
Goals for growth
Looking ahead this semester, there are three main goals for the staff.