It doesn’t take a college education to hate the Electoral College
Between swing states and diluted voting power, the Electoral College makes our presidential elections less equitable.
Shadowed fears during presidential elections
With election season imminent, so is stress for the undocumented community.
To tip or not to tip, that is the question
Tipping culture is toxic and it controls us, but we can learn to tip purposefully.
It feels like my life hinges on my summer internship
International students often obsess over a summer internship in the US, forgetting the comfort of home.
Extend operating hours during finals
Late night studying in the week before exams needs adequate support from USC.
Folt’s campus is changing, and students are left behind
Despite the University’s growth since major scandals, many students feel that it’s abandoning an essential part of its architectural identity.
Humans need to photosynthesize, too
The L.A. sunshine deserves credit for what it’s done for my and others’ moods.
What the heck are the AI ethicists up to?
If you’re interested in having a career that is ethically meaningful, technologically inclined, potentially lucrative and intellectually involved, this article is for you!
Supremely misunderstood: realities of the high court
There are some less-publicized truths about the Supreme Court you deserve to know.
Bikers aren’t the issue, safety is up to all of us
Bikers often face distracted pedestrians, frequent thefts and a lack of infrastructure.