Even post-pandemic, leasing work spaces is challenging, but there is still hope left.
You are not ‘less than’ for still figuring life out
By KEVIN GRAMLING
in Opinion, Opinion Columns
Others’ certainty about their futures should inspire rather than intimidate.
Mass deportation and a stable economy don’t mix
By HEYDY VASQUEZ
in Opinion, Opinion General
Escalating deportation raids alarm immigrants while threatening agricultural jobs.
We need to cultivate resilient global citizens against gradual violence
By LUISA LUO
in Opinion, Opinion General
Slow-brewing institutional complacency is a leading factor in the our enduring crises.
Media companies must combat hate speech
By MATEO JIMÉNEZ
in Opinion, Opinion General
Calling hate speech “free speech” doesn’t make it any less damaging.
LA’s attachment to policing exacerbates fire damage
By JACKSON MILLS
in Opinion, Opinion General
Los Angeles’ leaders must prioritize equity in disaster responses.
The first step to helping the world is helping yourself
By KEVIN GRAMLING
in Opinion, Opinion Columns
Focusing inward can enhance your positive impact.
We will never give up on this paper
By STEFANO FENDRICH
in From the Editors, Opinion
We’re already making the DT stronger despite the uncertainties for this semester.
Wildfires show need for proactive climate solutions
By DOR PERETZ
in Opinion, Opinion General
More preventative measures can limit damage in future environmental disasters.
USC, get your act together and support the Daily Trojan
By MOHAMMAD ZAIN SHAFI KHAN
in Letters to the Editor, Opinion
The gift of USC’s administration keeps on giving — first by censoring free speech and now slashing funding for our campus newspaper.
Student Life is eliminating our pay and reducing the spring print schedule
By THE DAILY TROJAN SPRING 2025 MANAGING TEAM
in Featured, From the Editors, News Main Feature
Citing a multi-year budget deficit, the University communicated to the Daily Trojan managing team Friday that all staff would go unpaid and the printing schedule will be reduced to three days a week for Spring 2025.
WE DEMAND MORE CONTROL OF OUR BUDGET
By DAILY TROJAN FALL 2024 MANAGING TEAM
in From the Editors, Opinion
We are the West Coast's last daily print student paper. Soon, there may be none.
Reclaiming Togvaangar for a new generation
By PEYTON DACY
in Opinion Columns, Supplement, Supplements
People should use endangered language phrases in their day to day life.
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FALL 2024 COLUMNISTS
Anti-Zionism is not antisemitism
By HARLOW RAYE
in Columns, Opinion, Opinion Main Feature
Conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism is inaccurate and dangerous: a perspective from an anti-Zionist Israeli Jew.
Without sustainable options, data centers can’t thrive
By JANETTE FU
in Opinion, Opinion Columns
Data centers are profitable, but it’s not worth investing without implementing green solutions.
You are not ‘less than’ for still figuring life out
By KEVIN GRAMLING
in Opinion, Opinion Columns
Others’ certainty about their futures should inspire rather than intimidate.
PEYTON DACY
Every 40 Days
Reclaiming Togvaangar for a new generation
By PEYTON DACY
in Opinion Columns, Supplement, Supplements
People should use endangered language phrases in their day to day life.
HEYDY VASQUEZ
UndocuTales
Blame the voters, not the immigrants
By HEYDY VASQUEZ
in Opinion, Opinion Columns
Deporting 11 million people will lead to an economic disaster, significantly straining the U.S. economy.
EDHITA SINGHAL
Thinking Out Loud
Why wait till Thanksgiving to be thankful?
By EDHITA SINGHAL
in Opinion, Sports Columns
Downtown office buildings are still struggling
By JANETTE FU
in Opinion, Opinion Columns