Call it sports trading, it’s still a bet
As football season kicks off, the industry is betting big on the young, broke and hopeful.
Tag Archive for: Katherine Zeng
Defend critical thought in the age of censorship and surveillance
Los Angeles must protect libraries, books and the habits of critical thought.
Artificial intelligence is killing the creative
AI’s increasing expansion to the arts and humanities threatens creativity and careers, putting our cultural future in jeopardy.
He’s not wired that way, he chooses to be a jerk
Reducing human behavior to just one’s biology removes responsibility for actions.
Forget the calendar, start your next chapter when you feel like it
Motivation is fleeting; don’t let it go by waiting for the perfect moment to ignite it.
In defense of the influencer
It’s time we shake the stigma around internet stardom.
DT Dialogues: Jonathan May continues searching for answers
A Q&A on the revelations he’s experienced while working in the engineering field with an interdisciplinary focus.
Invasion does not mean liberation
The United States exploits feminism as justification for its wars in the Middle East.
International exchange students overcome barriers, experience Los Angeles culture
Abroad students visit USC and immerse themselves in classes and off-campus experiences.
Professors redesigned courses after ChatGPT’s launch. USC endorsed it
Faculty saw a downturn in student engagement after ChatGPT launched in 2022.