USC’s indecisive coronavirus response needs clarity
Complicated by conflicting motives, USC’s two-faced approach toward coronavirus restrictions demands a revisit.
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Bo Burnam’s netflix special scratches inside his mind
Bo Burnham’s “Inside” Is a masterful approach to mental health and death.
USC administration should do more for the AAPI community
The University’s response to recent anti-Asian American violence has not been enough.
Student parties speak to risky pandemic management
Trojans who have been partying run the risk of jumpstarting a coronavirus outbreak at USC and its surrounding community.
Democratic presidential nomination demonstrates importance of not idealizing politicians
The Democratic Party’s decision to nominate two candidates who were deeply involved in the advent of the prison industrial complex is tonedeaf and troubling.
Administrators should donate to Black Lives Matter
Highly paid administrators like President Folt must demonstrate real solidarity.