Late last week, the USC board of trustees went ahead with plans to give Assembly Street another shiny new building in 2016, continuing the long streak of construction projects and renovations which have characterized the past few years.
By the time I walk away from a story, that story is yours.
If the president is allowed to make his own laws because he doesn’t agree with Congress that sets a very bad precedent.
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and Christmas follows close behind.
Our top military leaders decided it was preferable to lie to the American people, risking the lives of the soldiers under their command in the process, than to remind us that America was once allied with Saddam Hussein and had supplied him with the chemical weapons he used to kill thousands of his own people.
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.
“Girls are not machines into which you drop kindness coins and expect sex to fall out."
In response to "Harassing men doesn't help feminism."
Secession seems to be what South Carolina is most famous for, leading the South in the march away from the U.S. when the political climate didn't fit their liking.
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.