Adoption shouldn’t be colorblind
In a racially charged United States, transracial adoption is another battleground for change.
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To tip or not to tip, that is the question
Tipping culture is toxic and it controls us, but we can learn to tip purposefully.
AI can’t teach you Spanish
Artificial Intelligence cannot hope to capture the complexity of human language and falls short as a teacher.
Embrace imperfect climate activism
The Earth won’t die because you forgot to turn off a light; it was going to die anyway.
Toys and tips: Sexploration tent returns
Sex Week kicked off last week, featuring events aimed at promoting sex positivity, wellbeing and education.
Students, experts uncertain over latest loan forgiveness developments
President Biden announced an additional $9 billion in student loan forgiveness.
USC Wrigley Institute announces new name
The rebrand marks a new era for the University’s sustainability efforts.
Student initiative looks to diversify languages offered at USC
A survey revealed ASL as the language students most want to see offered at USC.
Black women in Law talk intersectionality with students
The USC Society of Women in Law hosted practicing lawyers Wednesday night.
Order in the Court: Students, experts weigh impacts as future of affirmative action unsure
Race-conscious admissions could be struck down by Supreme Court ruling.