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NSQK, a hip-hop dance crew at USC
Student Life

Watch USC Student Dance Clubs Bring the Moves — and the Fun — to Campus Life

Students find good vibes and friendships in a vibrant dance community.
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Social Impact

Inclusive Student Projects Make Space for Marginalized Communities

USC students use podcasts, performances and workshops to open public platforms for kids and adults.
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Social Impact

L.A. Residents Get Their Start in Health Careers Through These USC Programs

USC offers workforce development programs to help kids, teens and adults find their future in the medical industry.
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Social Impact

Hate speech on social media is fueled by users’ shared values and moral concerns

People whose moral beliefs and values align closely with other members of their online communities — including those on social networks Gab and Reddit — are more prone to radicalization, according to USC research.
first generation students
University

USC’s First-Generation Plus Success Center celebrates National First-Gen Week

The university kicks off its celebration of first-generation students at USC with music, giveaways and community events.
USC Trojan Marching Band reunion: Posing with friends
University

For Trojan Marching Band alum, this halftime feels like the first time

Some 31 years after graduating, band member talks about rediscovered friendships at Reunion Weekend.

Millicent Borges Accardi

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Health

COVID delta variant rise looms as K-12 schools prepare to reopen

USC experts assess the impact of the variant on school reopenings and employee vaccination mandates as the country attempts to curb outbreaks and avoid more pandemic shutdowns.
Art exhibit at USC Pacific Asia Museum
Arts

How the Pandemic Changed Museums Forever (or Did It?)

They had to rethink how to connect with the public. Turns out “Botticelli on Zoom” and art talks from the couch might change the way Americans get their culture fix.

Tristan Detwiler