Trump's departure means that late-night hosts will have to adapt to the loss of material with new, authentic content — or risk losing the viewers Trump's antics brought to their shows.
College students are in a unique position to either continue their families' traditions or let them fizzle out, and they should do everything they can to carry them on.
The actions of pro-Trump protesters in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, including the storming of the U.S. Capitol building, fundamentally contradict conservative values and beliefs.
USCPD should make more liberal use of its Carolina Alert system following a misstep after an Oct. 4 murder one block from USC's campus.
Tailgating, although not prohibited by USC, is still too large a risk to the health of USC's and Columbia's communities to be worthwhile this season.
College students are in a great position to give important care and temporary or permanent homes to companion animals in need. Adopting and fostering from local rescues is the best way to ethically help improve the nation's animal cruelty and homelessness problem.
If USC chooses to close campus and move all classes online, the university should strongly consider implementing a pass/fail grading system and issuing partial refunds to students who payed for an academic experience they would not be receiving.
USC should take steps to ensure that the student community has access to in-person counseling and psychiatry without fear of contracting or spreading COVID-19.
Third-party votes are valuable to democracy because they represent a wider array of views and directly impact the future ability of third parties to grow and secure nominations.
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