Letter from the Editor: Focusing on the audience is crucial to the Daily Trojan
A shift of focus from social media to audience is necessary to bridge the gap between the newsroom and the reader.
Tag Archive for: fall-2021
University plans vaccination push
USC officials and doctors will work on encouraging vaccinations on campus.
Back in My Day: Storytelling shifts from caves to the cloud
The dynamic history of storytelling shifts once again with new pieces of tech entering the fray and the rise of a new generation of storytellers.
Students, alumna fight ‘long COVID’
USC Student Health, OSAS prepare to serve students with long-haul COVID.
Middle-class Latinx students are struggling to pay back student loans
Latinx students with median incomes graduate with significant debt, and current financial solutions are inadequate.
International students navigate return to USC amid uncertainty
After a year of obstacles, international students work to overcome the challenges of returning to USC.
Students should lead with empathy as we begin the new school year
With the world currently confronting numerous issues, we must continue to be cognizant of how it affects those around us.
Triple Bottom Line: When sh*t hits the water
The ongoing wastewater management issues at the Hyperion plant in El Segundo highlight the importance of environmental transparency and how negligence has the potential to severely affect local communities.
Progress Without Profit: The IOC benefits itself at the expense of athletes
The nonprofit behind the Olympic Games must financially support its athletes.
To own or not to own?
The recent spike in housing costs further proves what economists have known for years: Renting is just as good, if not better, than owning.