Do universities stifle intellectual freedom?
The increasingly inflexible social ideology promoted in academia intimidates many.
Tag Archive for: spring2021
The Carpool Lane: USC must do more to support its commuters
Student commuters lack resources to support their lifestyle.
The Beat Lives On: Longevity in the music industry
What artist will you still be listening to in 30 years?
Hustle and Fro: Hollywood, Black trauma isn’t your genre
As social thriller films and television shows become more popular, so does the use of Black pain in them.
USG finalizes budget allocations, department nominations
President Alexis Areias encouraged programming assemblies to hold joint events rather than fundraise.
Gould moot court team places highly at regional competition
Gould was the only law school to win two spots in the top five briefs of the region.
The Education (Re)Open to implement education solutions
The program, launched by USC Rossier’s Center Edge, involves the local community in education decisions and policy.
Q&A with head coach Marko Pintaric
Pintaric praises the determination coming from the team to win it all.
International students witness vaccine disparity first hand
As vaccines become readily available, some international students have faced barriers.
Valedictorian, salutatorians focus on positive impact
The students were honored for their leadership and high academic achievement.