Baoqi "Eileen" Chen

When we talk about climate change, we tend to use emotive words like “fight,” “combat,” and “crisis.” But there is one word that offers an alternative to these highly-charged terms, a word that shows us how we can help and that word is Kaitiakitanga.

The majority of Los Angelenos hailed Mayor Garcetti’s sweeping vaccination mandate. Some, however, did not share the sentiment. The ordinance sparked a public demonstration on Nov. 8 with thousands gathering outside City Hall to protest.

The majority of the Court voted to allow healthcare providers to challenge the Texas abolition ban. Two conservative judges, Amy Coney Barret and Brett Kavanaugh, question the Texas Abortion law saying it exploits a ‘loophole’.

Students expressed hope that the efforts at diverting waste from landfills will help USC meets its sustainability goals.

Chinese students are helping each other cope with the new reality of studying remotely around the world.

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Organizers estimate the program serves about 1,000 families and has distributed approximately 980,000 pounds of food.

Some Cup of Troy customers said the coffee shop offers socially-distanced interaction among students living around campus.

The task force was formed after the 2019 campus climate survey found that nearly one in three undergraduate women experienced sexual misconduct after entering USC.

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