There are a few sure-fire developments that we like to see on campus: more beds, less drunk driving accidents and a variety in terms of where students can choose to live.
Being a junior, I’ve taken quite a few classes at USC.
The path to gender equality is going to be rocky, though the end destination is common sense. We must learn when to address bad behaviors, and when someone is being purposefully disrespectful.
As hard as it is to talk about a situation without having all the numbers, some issues are too important not to tackle as soon as possible.
Two viewpoints writers debate whether or not Tim Scott's return to Congress is a good thing
But by ignoring the truth of domestic violence, we give the aggressors power. I am tired of living in a state known for domestic violence. The murder of Diamoney Greene should be a wake up call, to every student at USC.
Memorializing a single narrative reduces lived complexity and imposes a deceptive linearity the readiest side effect of which is a sense of national exclusivism.
I don’t know if this is the right way to talk about death.
Today was history. Today all the cynical conversation we had about our bigoted state gave way to justice and it was ruled that gay and lesbian couples have the constitutional right to marry.
"Home at Carolina." It's not just a slogan for USC Housing but the idea that we should all feel like we have a personal place in this large university.
This past week President Barack Obama spoke out regarding the issue of net neutrality, the idea that Internet service providers should not discriminate data on the web by user, platform, site, content, and so on.
It’s safe to say that today’s world is completely different than the one the one our grandparents, or even our parents, were raised in.
Good books set the right parts of the brain on fire.
When you hear the word "rape," where does your mind go? Does it go to "Law and Order: SVU" marathons with women jogging through central park with the fog creeping around the bushes, hiding from their soon-to-be attackers?
Very recently, I’ve begun to badger my friends about reading poetry. I feel like I deserve the puzzled looks I get in response.
My first experience with the southern US was when I stepped foot on campus at USC for my senior year college visit.