Invasion does not mean liberation
The United States exploits feminism as justification for its wars in the Middle East.
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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.
Letter from the editors
Trump’s claim to the Nobel Peace Prize is profoundly ironic
The president’s insistence that he is a peacemaker is misaligned with his policy.
Buy now, pay later: a financial coping mechanism
Short-term financing is not a solution to the affordability crisis, it’s a symptom.
We need to re-evaluate romance
Romantic films have shaped how we view yearning; should we let it?
Everybody wants a village, nobody wants to be a villager
Commitment is what we owe to one another for the sake of fostering community.
Inside CANNEX, USC’s cannabis dispensary
The dispensary serves as a research center at Health Sciences Campus to study addiction, policy and behavior.
Sustainability efforts continue on campus
USC student governments enact change alongside University policy.