Through community organizations, Iovine and Young student hopes to break ‘narrow societal norms’
Graduate student Samantha Broxton currently owns her own natural hair and lifestyle community, SisterLocked, and volunteers at Black Girls CODE L.A.
Tag Archive for: fall-2020
Alumna premieres Tyndall documentary online
The film recently won best documentary in the First Look 2020 Industry Awards and was included in the BAFTA 2020 student film shortlist.
The ‘student activism’ brand can be harmful
The practice of resume-building through capitalizing on self-proclaimed “activism” is immoral.
Campus media must do a better job of vetting potential USG candidates
A better-informed student electorate might not have voted for former USG President Truman Fritz and Vice-President Rose Ritch.
Low young-adult voter turnout is the result of voter suppression, not laziness
From complicated voter registration requirements to lack of accessibility to voting stations, young voters get the short end of the stick when it comes to fulfilling their civic duty.
Triple Bottom Line: We must take a nuanced approach to sustainability
It’s easy to use a metal straw for your iced coffee and pat yourself on the back for your choice, but it is far more difficult to stop and ask yourself: What do these words really mean, and what is their impact?
Now more than ever, student-athletes need unions
The Pac-12 conference’s decision-making process with regard to whether to play the 2020 season highlights a blatant lack of athletes’ rights in NCAA athletics.
Green Juice Skeptic: Health and well-being are not measured in size
Not all bodies are treated or represented equally when it comes to conversations concerning health and well-being. As the so-called Wellness Movement — championed by journalists, influencers and health industry professionals alike — has renewed interest in our holistic health, they have also reinforced a disdain and fear of fatness. While body positivity activists have […]
USC student launches contactless sign-in app for preschools
Carline School Management helps facilitate hectic preschool pick-up and drop-offs
Progress Over Profit: Nonprofit leadership must be diversified
In the wake of both a pandemic and civil unrest, the nonprofit sector is undoubtedly becoming an exceedingly important tool for the public. Whether it’s through donations to Feeding America’s food banks for their coronavirus response fund or the $30 million donated to the Minnesota Defense Fund following George Floyd’s killing, it is clear that […]