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Yvette Kelley
Policy/Law

Former Army helicopter pilot saw her USC law school dreams come true

After a successful career in the military, Yvette Kelley used the collaboration and cooperation skills she’d honed in the Army to make her mark at USC Gould.
University

Through photojournalism, young women document injustices and reasons for hope in L.A.

Partly funded by a grant from the USC Good Neighbors Campaign, the Digital Promotoras program helps students tell the local stories that matter to them.
smartphone taking photo of croissant and coffee
Business

Yes, please post photos of your food

USC Marshall research finds that consumer-posted photos can predict restaurant success.
Science/Technology

For 20 years, WiSE has helped women find a place in science and engineering at USC

The Women in Science and Engineering program aims to expand opportunities for women in STEM, both within the university and beyond.

Zbigniew Petrovich

Music teacher with students playing instruments
Humanities

Young musicians put the emphasis on performing — with feeling

USC Thornton alumnus takes pride in his students helping each other to perform in an authentic way.
People with their hands up coming out of an American Flag
Policy/Law

Can Policy Reforms Get Young Voters and People of Color to the Polls?

To encourage civic engagement among young adults and minorities, USC's Mindy Romero aims to make it easier to cast a ballot.
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Young people treated in general emergency departments more likely to be prescribed opioids

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Why the Pilgrims were actually able to survive

The Pilgrims repeatedly thanked God for their good fortune, but without two earlier developments, the entire undertaking at New Plymouth would have likely failed, writes USC’s Peter Mancall.
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Why the Pico-Union Boxing Club, a godsend to youth, is at a crossroads

Jeff Sacha, a 29-year-old USC doctoral student, spent years building the club into a bastion of hope in one of LA’s most densely populated and gang-afflicted neighborhoods, training boxers for free. But in a few weeks, he’ll graduate and move away.