Guest column: Black students deserve reduced tuition
By Darian O'Neil | Sep. 6, 2020If USC wanted to truly acknowledge the people whose backs this campus was built on, it would give their descendants access to equal opportunity.
If USC wanted to truly acknowledge the people whose backs this campus was built on, it would give their descendants access to equal opportunity.
Out of respect for black people, the N-word should never be freely used by non-black people, regardless of any circumstance or intent.
College functions as a corporation treating students like consumers.
No matter who you are, everyone should be able to speak up and get help.
Partying and having fun is essential to your mental health, but too much of it can hurt you.
The racial divide at USC has been prominent for years.
Coming from a small, predominantly black town and high school, attending USC caused immense culture shock.