‘Write like you are the majority’
Viet Thanh Nguyen, professor and renowned author, discusses his newest achievement, radicalization and abolishing the conditions of voicelessness.
Tag Archive for: fall-2020
Online proctoring should prioritize mastery over retention
The faults of online proctoring underscore why we should move away from closed-book exams to open-book exams.
Back in My Day: Home sweet home
Thinking about the future can be incredibly daunting considering what the present day looks like, but planning ahead with others is the right step forward.
USC joins lawsuit against federal government move to restrict H-1B visas
The proposed visa restrictions would narrow eligibility and wage requirements.
Trojan Vision takes on the virtual semester
Away from the studio, the television station maintains production efforts from home.
Diversifying the Daily Trojan staff is the only way to accurately report on and represent marginalized communities
Journalism often runs the risk of misrepresentation and generalizing marginalized communities due to lack of representation — the Daily Trojan is no exception.
Triple Bottom Line: Fossil fuels, fracking and the fly — takeaways from the vice presidential debate
The world is at a crucial climate change crossroads. Examining environmental policy is critical in being an informed and active member of society, and demanding better.
Students relaunch fossil fuel divestment campaign
DivestSC looks to continue to urge USC administrators to divest and reinvest.
USC announces pass/no pass option for fall semester
President Folt announced the grading option on Instagram Wednesday along with an update on spring semester activities.
Armenian students demand solidarity
Armenian students urge USC administration to speak out on the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh