Shadowed fears during presidential elections
With election season imminent, so is stress for the undocumented community.
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Schiff leads, Porter and Garvey in tight race for second in US Senate primary: new poll
The latest California voter survey, conducted jointly by USC, Cal Poly Pomona and California State University, Long Beach, names Rep. Adam Schiff the frontrunner of a competitive race to fill the late Dianne Feinstein's seat.
Securing LGBTQIA+ rights starts at the local level
As we enter election season, local elections will be critical to the future of LGBTQIA+ people.
Students reflect on USG, recent elections
A Daily Trojan survey showed a lack of student knowledge of USG affairs.
I Reckon: Move over Iowa: South Carolina is taking your presidential primary crown
South Carolina is the new Iowa, but what does that mean for Democrats and the future of American democracy?
Kamlager wins 37th congressional district
The USC alumna will represent the area around USC for the next two years.
Woodworth, Krishnan win USG election
The only presidential ticket on the ballot won with 55% of the vote.
USG’s institutional flaws hinder the democratic process
Students must consider USG’s institutional corruption and hold its elected officials accountable.
University of Michigan professor speaks about the racial effects when voting
Donald Kinder compared the voting outcome between the 2008 and 2012 elections.
USG voting leads to strong democracy
Over the last two years, voter turnout at USC has seen a dramatic decline, indicating an alarming trend of voter disengagement among the University’s student population. After the 2016 Undergraduate Student Government election, the USG elections committee announced that students cast a mere 3,700 ballots — 39 percent less than the year before. Informed voting […]