The holiday season is always a busy one, from final exams to shopping for last-minute Christmas gifts and traveling back home, finally away from a dorm room or living with roommates. And for the 2025...

While we debate the spelling of Hanukkah (Chanukah? Hannukah?) and whether the right topping is applesauce or sour cream, we miss the most important question: Why is our holiday dominated by a single,...

Whether it be journalism, cinema or good old rock ‘n’ roll, public opinion tends to memorialize key tenets of human enjoyment long before they go anywhere. The truth is that rock music can’t die...

Thanksgiving is next week, which means people are filling grocery stores, pantries are being prepared and families are organizing their dishes and recipes that have been passed down for generations. One...

After making one hell of a run to get to game seven of the American League Championship Series (ALCS), the Seattle Mariners gave up the lead to a clobbering go-ahead three-run home run by George Springer...

Being a minority in Los Angeles once felt normal. It felt like everyone belonged, no matter the color of their skin, where they worked or what language they spoke. We were equally protected and free —...

As I walked the brick paved sidewalks of Berlin, Germany, this summer, it was impossible to ignore the persistent reminders of the Jewish genocide during World War II. Bullet holes still brand the pillars...

The youth of the 1990s propelled a resurgence in the styles and cultural phenomena of the eras prior. From platform shoes and bell-bottom pants to the 1998 Fox hit TV show “That '70s Show” – the...

In January 2019, my dad died due to a work-related illness. He was a Los Angeles County Fire Department paramedic for over 20 years without skipping a beat. But within a matter of months after getting...

Gender-affirming care is being threatened by the White House. That means your nose job, boob job, butt lift and hormonal medications may be at risk thanks to new actions from the Trump administration. The...

Winter break is part of the year that many college students look forward to most. It usually involves multiple holidays that provide a chance to breathe after final exams and a semester with a packed schedule. But...

Since the 1960s, college students have been vocal and radical, pushing for systemic change in the United States. From Columbia University students protesting the Vietnam War in 1968 to Jackson State University...