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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don’t impeach Sen. Jacob Ellenhorn
/in Letters to the Editor, Opinion/by GUEST CONTRIBUTORI pen this open letter to the sane and responsible USG senators, however many there may be, recommending that they do not vote to impeach Sen. Jacob Ellenhorn at the hearing on March 23. This is by no means a statement of support for the senator, who has by all means earned his own dismissal […]
Students and panelists discuss the results of the Iowa Caucuses
/in News, Politics/by YASMEEN SERHANThe panel consisted of both graduate and undergraduate students, faculty members and former state officials.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: On the separation of powers in Undergraduate Student Government
/in Letters to the Editor, Opinion/by GUEST CONTRIBUTORThe USG Senate’s rejection of the referendum and Syrian refugees resolutions on Tuesday was a significant moment in the history of USC’s student government. By refusing to transfer its delegated powers to the broader student body and deciding not to endorse a resolution on an issue USG is not qualified to meddle in, the Senate […]
USG senator to propose a Religious Student Assembly
/in News/by SEBASTIAN VEGAUSG Residential Senator Aziz Akbari has been spearheading the initiative.
Bipartisan political group holds first think tank
/in News/by JASMINE ZAHEDIOn Thursday night, the bipartisan political group No Labels held its first policy think tank at the Ronald Tutor Campus Center. Members of the Roosevelt Institute, USC College Republicans, USC College Democrats and Political Student Assembly attended to discuss and formulate solutions regarding broad economic growth and job creation. Luke Phillips, a junior majoring in […]
Letter to the editor: On pundits and protests
/in Letters to the Editor, Opinion/by Razan Al MarzouqiI’m not here to offer any thoughts on what happened between Michael Brown and Darren Wilson, on whether or not Brown deserved to be shot or deserves justice, on whether or not Wilson was justified or monstrous. And frankly, I don’t think anyone who was not present that fateful night has any business expounding thoughts […]
International students engage in campus politics
/in News, Special Topics, Supplement/by NATHANIEL HAASPolitical groups at USC have a substantial impact on student awareness and participation in the political process. For some international students who have never experienced the political freedoms that American students sometimes take for granted, that impact is much more personal and profound. USC enrolls more international students, who collectively represent over 130 countries, than […]
PSA shifts direction under new leadership
/in News, Special Topics, Supplement/by CHELSEA STONEFor the past several weeks, the Political Student Assembly has sponsored multiple events per week, but that might change as the assembly takes a “quality over quantity” approach to becoming an effective resource for politically focused student organizations under the leadership of a new executive director. Edwin Saucedo was voted in as PSA’s executive director […]
Students differ on the proper outlets for political activism
/in News, Special Topics, Supplement/by MATT LEMASIn an issue of the Daily Trojan from April 15, 1969, professor of education Nathaniel Hickerson wrote an article entitled “Students and the quasi-private University,” discussing the political role of college students during a particularly turbulent time in the nation’s history. In it, he highlighted the shift of universities from institutions solely churning out working […]