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VR, 360-degree video help journalism students tell stories at USC Annenberg
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VR, 360-degree video help journalism students tell stories at USC Annenberg

Robert Hernandez uses cutting-edge tech to teach the next generation of immersive storytellers.
USC bestows degrees upon more than 4,000 first-generation students
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USC bestows degrees upon more than 4,000 first-generation students

COMMENCEMENT: New Trojans provide proud day for parents who didn’t have the same opportunities. Read their moving stories.
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USC alum and Trustee Rick Caruso named speaker for 2023 baccalaureate

The philanthropist and businessman will be honored and speak at the ceremony ahead of USC’s May 12 commencement.

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Taking the path toward a degree in global medicine
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Taking the path toward a degree in global medicine

Sandrine Kyane dreams big about working with worldwide agencies to solve urgent health issues for future generations.
Students have big plans for USC’s first Arab American Heritage Month
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Students have big plans for USC’s first Arab American Heritage Month

The newly established Middle Eastern North African Student Assembly is making the most of additional resources as the group advocates for more.
Trailblazer Elyn Saks sees ‘gender-inspired mental health activism happening all the time now’
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Trailblazer Elyn Saks sees ‘gender-inspired mental health activism happening all the time now’

TITLE IX: The USC Gould School of Law professor is the founder and faculty director of the Saks Institute for Mental Health Law, Policy and Ethics.
Scale tuna sculpture on a chopping board, composed out of recyclable, unrecyclable, and combustible materials
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Art Reflects Two Worlds: One of Peril, One of Possibilities

Students from USC Roski School of Art and Design use their creative talents to reflect on nature, how it has endured, how it struggles, and most important, how humankind has used—and misused—it. 
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USC/Princeton Study: Adult Life Expectancy Falling for Those Without a Four-year College Degree

Exterior of Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow building
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Signaling a cultural shift, President Folt dedicates landmark building to alum Joseph Medicine Crow

The president honors the Native American author, historian and war hero, whose legacy of fostering connections among cultures aligns with the purpose of the Center for International and Public Affairs.