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Rhythm and News S6E3: The biggest snubs, surprises and shocks of the 2021 Oscar nominations

By Daily Trojan Staff
March 18, 2021 in Lifestyle, Multimedia, Podcasts

On this special episode of Rhythm and News, Digital Managing editor Lauren Mattice, Arts and Entertainment editors Angie Orellana Hernandez and Emily Sagen along with Features editor and film critic Sophia Ungaro talk about this year’s slate of Oscar nominations. They discuss the biggest snubs such as Delroy Lindo for Best Actor in “Da 5 […]

Lack of transparency creates frustration in USG

By ANGIE ORELLANA HERNANDEZ
February 16, 2021 in Featured, Main Feature

Undergraduate Student Government is defined as the governing body of the undergraduate student community; however, for many students, it is unclear what the organization is actually working on.

Healing through music: Medicinal Music Makers brings harmony to hospitals

By ANGIE ORELLANA HERNANDEZ
January 20, 2021 in Lifestyle, Music

Whether in-person or online, the organization continues to provide a better quality of life for patients at Keck Hospital.

Exploring identity: The value of representation within the Latinx label

By ANGIE ORELLANA HERNANDEZ
October 14, 2020 in News, Special Topics

As racial categories evolve over time, the idea of what it means to be Latinx has continued to shift.

Fall 2020 Diversity Staff Report

The banner features people of different races and genders saying hello in languages other than English.

By ANGIE ORELLANA HERNANDEZ
September 30, 2020 in Featured, Main Feature, Opinion

The results from a survey of over 200 people show a predominantly white, straight, cisgender, non-disabled newsroom.

Outstanding balance: Tuition hike, aid displacement leave students with financial burdens

By LAUREN MATTICE, ANGIE ORELLANA HERNANDEZ AND EILEEN TOH
September 9, 2020 in Main Feature, News

When USC announced its Undergraduate Living-at-Home Scholarship mid-July, students who opted to stay home faced scholarship displacement in their financial aid package. Through @AffordableSC, students have mobilized to demand USC to make its education more accessible and affordable to all.

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Rhythm and News S6E3: The biggest snubs, surprises and shocks of the 2021 Oscar nominations

Lack of transparency creates frustration in USG

Healing through music: Medicinal Music Makers brings harmony to hospitals

Exploring identity: The value of representation within the Latinx label

Fall 2020 Diversity Staff Report

Outstanding balance: Tuition hike, aid displacement leave students with financial burdens

Best of HBO Max: What to watch after (or during) your Zoom classes

Letter from the Editor: There is no ‘voice to the voiceless’

Art activism: Students fundraise for racial justice

Faith in family