Black students and employees must work twice as hard for half the credit
The systemic racism embedded in educational institutions and the workplace forces Black students to overcompensate for positions they are overqualified for.
Tag Archive for: fall-2020
USC celebrates LGBTQ+ History Month virtually
This year’s events include virtual guest speakers, creative writing workshops, observing Intersex awareness days and encouraging intersection of different social and sexual identities.
‘For the culture, for the love:’ Troy Philippines fosters community and connection online
Operating in a virtual format, Troy Phi has recreated spaces of "family spirit" through Pilipinx American History Month events and their big-little program, Kuya Ate Ading.
Joe Biden’s United States looks to be promising
This election is about more than rebutting President Donald Trump’s United States — it is about the potential of the country under Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
Kó Society provides support for Black women on campus
Founded by junior Adenike Makinde, the organization hosts dinners, invites guest speakers and raises money for local charities.
USG discusses Greek life changes in recruitment, internal education
The Panhellenic Council was also questioned whether they would consider student input as USC community members have called for abolishing the system.
Triple Bottom Line: Natural disasters during a pandemic mean trouble
As hurricanes and tropical storms continue to hammer the Gulf and East coasts, the coronavirus has caused the after effects of natural disasters to be even more damaging than usual.
USC Health Sciences Campus to serve as voting location
The center will be active from Oct. 30 through Nov. 3.
LA Times holds Festival of Books virtually
For its 25th anniversary, the Los Angeles Times festival will include notable authors.
Alumna and student bridge information gap for Vietnamese Americans
Launched in June, The Interpreter website looks to break language barriers.