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Don’t fall for the ‘2026 Rebrand’


By SHRUTHI NADATHUR
January 27, 2026 in Opinion
Personal growth does not require a drastic transformation.

Can you ever really go home again?

Art depicting highway in Los Angeles with DC in the rearview mirror

By EMMA IBRAHIM
January 26, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General
We leave our hometowns for a change, but they often change without us as well.

Trump is ignoring the baggage of imperialism


By ALEX GROSS
January 26, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General
We’ve learned our lesson from neocolonialist projects like the hunt for Greenland.

Should you be brutally honest in your film reviews?

Art showing flip phone reacting to letterboxd reviews

By LEILANI YBARRA
January 23, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General
You have less time with your hometown friends than you think.

The two realities in Los Angeles

Mural depicting immigrant pride.

By HEYDY VASQUEZ
January 23, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion Columns
Moving to Los Angeles means supporting your immigrant neighbors.

Today might be the 17th-to-last time you’ll see your friend

hourglass with sand pouring and clock

By EDWARD ZHANG
January 22, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General
You have less time with your hometown friends than you think.

Our immigrant histories demand solidarity today

Sheep grazing in bright green field

By ABIGAIL MANN
January 22, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General
“Irish Fever” on the internet is prompting young people to reflect on their roots and advocacy.

A case for the sidewalk activist


By SAWYER SUGARMAN
January 21, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General, Opinion Main Feature
Trojans’ resistance to spark up political conversations raises concerns of activism.

Overconsumption of media is that deep

Man using a film camera

By SOPHIA KANG
January 21, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General
Encouraging surface-level interpretations is fueling anti-intellectualism in art.

I know that I do not know


By JULIA HO
January 16, 2026 in Opinion, Opinion General
Efficiency has become more prioritized than truly and deeply grasping something.
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