Letter to the Editor: USC leadership must show solidarity with Armenian community
Armenian students remain largely overlooked by the university.
Letter to the Editor: Farewell Tribute to an OG Patriarch of South Los Angeles
USC alumnus Charles H. Evans IV pays tribute to the late Richard Earl Shelton, a leader of the community.
Through the eyes of his friends
On Sept. 17, family and friends spoke at Karan Nevatia’s memorial service. Here are four eulogies that were delivered by a few of Karan’s friends from the Daily Trojan.
Letter to the Editor: Following Rose Ritch resignation, USC’s climate of inclusion must be redefined to include Zionism
For Ritch, Zionism constitutes an important component of her identity as a Jew, and she felt unable to continue her elected service in USG due to repeated acts of intimidation on account of her professed Zionist identity. A climate that permits such intimidation has no place on our campus.
Letter to the editor: When it comes to disability equity, USC falls short
Despite meeting with campus administrators and passing a public resolution in USG calling for its relocation, the University has made no public effort to rectify the situation.
Letter to the Editor: Justice delayed is justice denied
To meaningfully address the demands of the movement, USC must listen to and act on behalf of Black Trojans rather than pay lip service. The listening part is over.
Letter to the Editor: Save your platitudes, Folt administration
There is nothing to debate. Black Trojans are exhausted and demand action.
Letter to the Editor: Why Greek life should be abolished
Until Greek life is banned at USC, the University is actively endorsing classism and racism.
Letter to the Editor: USC administration must stop exploiting international students
You can help by begging University officials to stop seizing the earnings of international students with part-time jobs or internships. This kind of leverage over any student must not be tolerated. And yet, it’s happening across the country before our very eyes.
Letter to Editor: My personal attempt to make Black history ‘real’
And it seems to me, incumbent in the 21st century that, certainly in the collegial environment, we collectively move beyond the superficial to do the hard work of undoing moral confusion caused by the devaluation and dismissal of heritage that may not be shared.