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This Week: What will it take to fill the Russian energy gap in Europe? USC experts discuss the aftermath of Nord Stream 1

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An Artist, a Community and a Well of Inspiration

Artist noé olivas, co-founder of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart art collective and gallery, draws on his parents' work ethic and his USC cohort's encouragement to bring communities together in Inglewood.
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This Week: Music, arts education, wildfire funds and reproductive rights on the California ballot

Health

Air pollution, stress contribute to low-birth-weight babies for L.A. Latinas, study finds

Infants with low birth weight face increased risks of mortality and a multitude of long-term health troubles.
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New associate dean of religious life brings varied ministry experience to USC

The Rev. Brandon Harris is eager to help USC students find connection, meaning and belonging. He starts in his new role on Monday.
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This Week: Polarization as a political strategy; votes that support LGBTQ+ rights depend upon who you know; Americans views on controversial school topics

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More than 1,200 attend Noche de Cultura in Founders Park

Latinx Heritage Month closing event included music, food, dancing and healing words.
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This Week: OPEC’s production cut, the 2022 midterms, breast cancer screening, cannabis pardons and an MPX update

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Zero waste team goes mobile, bringing sustainability to USC tailgating

GREEN WEEK: Zero waste efforts had a separation issue during home game revelry. Now an electric cart and trailer are making the rounds during game day tailgates. The objective is education, cleaner recycling and a maybe a selfie or two.
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Arts

With Wedlock of the Gods, professor brings Nigerian storytelling and culture to USC’s main stage

The production, which featured a nearly all-Black cast of students from the USC School of Dramatic Arts, celebrated the work of playwright Zulu Sofola.