USC’s civic present should reflect its radical beginning
In looking back to USC’s founding history, we find inspiration for how to lead in the future.
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Unpaid summer internships are twisted class filters
Far from a measure of talent, internships are becoming the new accelerators of immobility.
A good man is hard to find, especially here
We all have to master our own emotional economics to avoid the evil men at USC.
One month of federal shutdowns triggered detrimental consequences
The longer our essential services are halted, the more dysfunctional our country becomes.
Gen Z everywhere is fighting back, except in the US
With frequent moral lapses and political disasters, young Americans should not stay on the sidelines.
Mid-college complacency is holding us back from self-growth
Seeking rupture is a healthy step towards maturity.
The making of an invisible carceral city
By restraining immigrants Los Angeles has become a prejudicial penal colony.
The future of feminism is an urgent battle against all odds
Gender equality in the U.S. is a crucial milestone we cannot compromise on.
Compulsory heterosexuality is still alive
We keep normalizing conformity to stereotypical male-female romance.
The end of the foreign humanitarian aid era
Caring for public health has become the United States’ neglected international obligation.