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.
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Wearing (or not wearing) masks highlights toxic masculinity
Because fellas, is it gay to wear a mask?
Kappa Alpha Order should not be allowed to recolonize given its racist ties
The Interfraternity Council ought to reconsider the reinstatement of Kappa Alpha Order given its ties to Robert E. Lee, the Ku Klux Klan and an indifference to reconciling its deeply racist past.
University’s curriculum inhibits student learning
Study at USC is insidiously limited by the lack of diversity in the curriculum and among the faculty.
USG must create a more representative administration
The resignation of former President Truman Fritz marks the beginning of necessary change within the organization.
It’s time for USC to pay the off-campus housing piper
USC must be ready to assume the costs of their off-campus housing losses.
USC’s tuition hike is indefensible and morally irresponsible
The University feigns empathy while showing unconscionable apathy.
Fall financial aid changes must consider all factors
As the fall semester approaches, the Financial Aid Office must accommodate changes in students’ living situations.
Letter to the editor: When it comes to disability equity, USC falls short
Despite meeting with campus administrators and passing a public resolution in USG calling for its relocation, the University has made no public effort to rectify the situation.
Letter from the Editor: There is no ‘voice to the voiceless’
Marginalized communities need amplification and support from newsrooms, not overstepping.