We must live as if we will be reincarnated
Hinduism’s values reflect the importance of empathy in one’s journey to the afterlife.
The Kennedy era was never ‘Camelot’
We often think of the Kennedys as symbols of an optimistic era of United States politics, the family’s methods reveal a darker undertone.
Black exclusivity doesn’t equal Black success
Historically Black Greek Life has an obligation to unity and uplift the community.
Reframing Ramadan past the stereotypes
There is extensive harm in reducing your Muslim peers' fasting to hunger and thirst.
USC needs to support South Asian Studies
A global research institution provides insufficient academic support for its South Asian students.
Modern protest music breeds performative inaction
Posting covers of politically edgy songs on social media is not productive activism.
The fight for freedom belongs to everyone
International students have a stake in campus activism, too.
Buy now, pay later: a financial coping mechanism
Short-term financing is not a solution to the affordability crisis, it’s a symptom.
Who is deserving of America’s humanity?
In an age of divisive politics, we must learn to treat all with compassion and care.
The Daily Trojan endorses Rahman and Kim
Among ambitious tickets, Syrabi Rahman and Diane Kim hold the most potential.