USC is what you make of it: an account of Armenian advocacy on campus
The international movement for Palestinian liberation remains steadfast.
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Culturally Muslim in a Christian Society
Coming from a different religion can make things harder than you think.
USG calls on USC to support Turkish, Syrian students
Senators demanded University officials take concrete steps to help those affected.
Visiting scholars discuss “Kurdish Question”
“Spotlight on the Kurds” considered the impact that this ethnic group has on the politics of the Middle East.
Panel discusses Turkish politics after coup attempt
The panelists explored the current state of Turkey after the failed military coup, which took place over the summer.
A Dutch Girl at USC: My first American Thanksgiving
Ever since I started my exchange semester here at USC, I have been super excited to experience a real Thanksgiving with the American branch of my family. After a sketchy Greyhound bus ride to Las Vegas — during which the bus driver and a woman started yelling at each other and security had to escort […]