Royal Baby hype unnecessary for world
Prince George’s arrival drew attention away from a heartbreaking Chinese tragedy.
Obama’s Trayvon Martin speech inspires our nation
At an unscheduled press conference on July 19, six days after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting of Trayvon Martin, President Barack Obama gave his first extensive remarks on a case that has divided the nation. Instead of celebration, Obama’s personal speech has garnered a surprising amount of backlash from critics. Yet Obama’s […]
A poisoned apple
Despite changing numerous aspects of the iOS user interface, Apple fails to deliver the appropriate changes needed for a more refreshing and functional iPhone experience.
USC primed to develop its own identity
USC starts the year in a state of flux. The university has changed its personality over the years. With each decade, and each new leader, USC’s image has changed. Ask three different people to tell you about USC, and they’ll describe three different schools. Depending on who you ask, USC is a school under investigation […]
Amanda Bynes’ saga shows public insensitivity
Society’s reception of celebrity meltdowns shows an extreme ignorance of mental health issues.
Student loans must remain at a static low
Student debt could hurt economic recovery and hinder American access to higher education.
New Iranian president won’t herald change
President-elect Hassan Rouhani might be a moderate president — just not in the way most would like.
Gov’t needs clear policy to access data
After PRISM and Maryland v. King, the U.S. has to change its relationship status with Big Brother.
Whistle-blower program needed for internships
The rise of unpaid internships calls for a system that allows victims to lodge complaints without backlash.
Students must continue work on USChange
Students should remain vigilant and build on the momentum of the #USChangeMovement.