Art activism: Students fundraise for racial justice
By selling their art, USC students raise money toward anti-racism organizations.
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Staff favorites: Pride Month watch list
To help celebrate Pride Month, Arts & Entertainment staff writers have shared their favorite queer films. So whether you’re looking to learn more about the Asian American LGBTQ experience or the often overlooked history of Black queer representation in the film industry, our staff has the films for you.
To Be Blunt: Cannabis culture prides itself on LGBTQ activism
Weed is for gays and girls only. Sorry, I don’t make the rules.
Teamwork, collaboration and coordination: How cinema students produce films during the pandemic
CTPR 480 students reflect on trials and lessons learned from remote production.
A Long Time Coming
86-year-old Tom Capehart added yet another achievement to his resume this year: a degree.
Courtside: The Trojans need to help Reggie help them right back
If USC football wants to return to the elite status many Trojan fans are accustomed to, it should allow Bush to become one of the most impactful recruiters the school, conference and country have ever seen.
Employee tests positive for coronavirus
The individual last worked at the Trojan Grounds Starbucks Thursday.
Letter to the Editor: SCA has failed to address systemic racism
Diversity at SCA often feels like a brush with one shade: It boxes all students of color into one category, forcing them to compete for that “one spot” in order to meet an unspoken quota.
JK Rowling’s transphobia shows the value of inclusive language
“Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling’s most recent viral transphobic tweet and essay show why minor linguistic nuances can significantly impact the general population’s mindset around the LGBTQ community. In the post, Rowling made fun of an article on period poverty during the pandemic for using nongendered terms to refer to “people who menstruate.” “I’m sure […]
USC renames VKC, implements preliminary anti-racism actions
The building will be renamed in light of Rufus von KleinSmid's status as a eugenicist.