USC is failing its Jewish students, UF does better
USC can learn from how UF handled the growing problem of antisemitism.
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Social media censorship is constitutional
The Supreme Court agreed to decide on Florida and Texas’s control over social media content.
A new law is on the books for New York state
We’ll see if the state’s new pay transparency law actually decreases discrimination.
I hate paper straws, even as an environmentalist
Climate change does not care about what we use to drink our smoothies.
REVIEW: On Melrose, a chef knows cauliflower inside and out
Crossroads chef Tal Ronnen seamlessly turns a couple of leaves into a culinary masterpiece.
USC forgot Holocaust Remembrance Day
The University must better recognize what Jan. 27 means for many of its students.
SDA masterclass on psychology uplifts artists
Industry professionals spoke on the emotional toll of breaking into Hollywood.
‘Mean Girls’ has left Hollywood
Sorry, Cady, but it’s time for another move.
Trojans compete at the Australian Open
USC students and alum represent at the Grand Slam down under.
Men’s tennis dominates in season opener
The Trojans swept the competition in their first team action of the new year.