Latines deserve better representation in media
On this episode of the Soapbox, host Fabián Gutiérrez reflects with Mateo Jiménez on the state of Latine representation in popular media, its deficiencies and how it can be improved in the future.
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Every journalist is an opinion writer
Nothing is free from bias, including journalism, despite the industry’s claim to be the exception.
Changing the status quo requires your vote
Frustration with politicians doesn’t mean you shouldn’t vote; voting in the primaries is your chance to show politicians what you want from them.
Delegates, conventions and Nikki Haley’s uphill battle
Presidential party nominations require delegates, and most are still up for grabs.
Where the opioid crisis meets USC
On the first “Soapbox” of the year, host Fabián Gutiérrez hears from staff writer Sherie Agcaoili and Team Awareness Combating Overdose’s USC chapter president Aisling Covell about the opioid epidemic, its impact on the University community, and what its members can do to keep themselves and others safe.
Live Free or Die: Primary survival
Trump won Iowa and New Hampshire, and everyone else lost (their minds).
Off to Iowa, where presidential hopefuls are born and buried
The small Midwestern state may determine Trump’s main GOP challenger.
Stop telling me to take the compliment
Catcalling is not flattering; unsolicited sexual remarks are derogatory harassment.
Emotional support animals deserve more recognition
ESAs have an undeniable impact on those who have mental health conditions.
Explaining Girlsplaining with Jinny Kim
On the Soapbox’s Fall closer, hosts Britney Zhou and Zaynah Waseem sit down with Jinny Kim to discuss her article on ‘girlsplaining’, ‘bimbo feminism’ and their anti-intellectual and misogynistic undertones.