Column: What Charlie Kirk meant to the American Dream
By Ryan Harlow | Sep. 11Despite his polarizing outlook on many political issues, Charlie Kirk left behind a legacy of courage and strength that deserves to be celebrated and remembered.
Despite his polarizing outlook on many political issues, Charlie Kirk left behind a legacy of courage and strength that deserves to be celebrated and remembered.
From sudden research cuts to on-the-fly classroom rules, the Department of Education's culture-war gyrations leave students and teachers in the lurch. It is time for Democrats to demand real, durable reform now.
Assembly Street has long been one of Columbia’s most dangerous roads. But after the death of USC student Nate Baker, the stakes couldn’t be clearer. This isn't about accidents; it's about infrastructure, inaction, and a system that needs to change now.
As Columbia and USC hike parking costs, low-income students face rising barriers to access, turning a daily commute into a financial gamble.
USC’s student org funding system isn’t just broken — it was never built to work. It’s time to take the politics out and let professionals handle the process so students can focus on leading, not lobbying.
On any given night in college towns across the country, clubs and downtown areas are filled with the musical voice of our generation. There has truly never been a more vibrant and exciting time to be involved with local music.
With the rushed mornings, hot temperatures and sluggish energy, afternoon football games miss the mark. Evening football games at Williams-Brice Stadium create an electric atmosphere and exciting environment for fans that can't be duplicated.
Microplastics, plastic particles smaller than five millimeters, are everywhere, most notably inside our own bodies. To mitigate potential harmful effects such as cancer and fertility issues, students should take steps to avoid these often-invisible polymers.
