Trump administration’s actions echo across campus
A flurry of executive orders and other actions could reshape colleges across the country.
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COLUMN: President Trump’s Saturday rally disrespects tradition
It is a stunningly ignorant stance that Trump cannot even stand to be in the same room as those he knows will criticize him.
Journalists discuss Trump’s effect on media
Annenberg and the Unruh Institute hosted a diverse panel that explored media in the era of Donald Trump.
COLUMN: Trump’s address was astonishingly deceptive
Let’s not bury the lede. President Donald Trump’s address to Congress was an embarrassing display not only of the rookie nature of our Home Depot-colored pseudo-president, but also of the vast lock-step cultishness of the Republican establishment. In their inimitable fashion, they have continued to tout anything that wasn’t a total blunder as “presidential” — […]
University students must reevaluate how they protest Donald Trump
Protests against President Trump seem to be more rooted in emotion than reason, and are less effective because of this.
Panel points to bipartisanship in President Donald Trump’s first address
Annenberg and the Unruh Institute hosted a viewing of President Donald Trump’s congressional address.
COLUMN: Under Trump, we can’t always agree to disagree
If 2017 has forced me to learn or recognize anything new, it is surely that I will no longer, as so many have suggested for productive discourse, “agree to disagree.” How often in political debate, whether 54 comments deep into a Facebook post or across the dinner table, has this phrase been used? In the […]
Annenberg hosts forum on Trump’s executive orders
Panelists discussed the University’s responsibilities to help students affected by recent White House actions on immigration.
Weeks after travel ban, USC students stay fearful
USC has the second-most students affected by the President’s executive order.
COLUMN: The Trump women perpetuate sexism, too
An individual’s gender, race or sexual orientation doesn’t excuse complicity in attacks on those who lack their privilege.