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With Wedlock of the Gods, professor brings Nigerian storytelling and culture to USC’s main stage
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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.
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With shifts in national mood come shifts in words we use, study suggests

People tend to use more positive words than negative ones, and researchers like USC’s Morteza Dehghani are looking at how that phenomenon may change over time.
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Why startup leaders need to use ‘third space thinking’

Tomorrow’s jobs demand new ways of thinking, writes USC Annenberg Dean Ernest Wilson, but the necessary skills to excel at them are in short supply.
Fire burning in forest
Science/Technology

What can Native American knowledge, and now AI, teach us about fire?

Outlawing controlled burns didn't work. As demand for prescribed fire increases across California, experts explore traditional and modern methods for building wildfire resilience in a burning world.
Using only 100 atoms, electric fields can be detected and changed
Science/Technology

Using only 100 atoms, electric fields can be detected and changed

USC Viterbi researchers create first nano-sized, molecular device potentially capable of sensing and altering the cell’s electric field, ushering in new possibilities for basic research.
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Science saved his life at 21, and now this Trojan is on a mission

Tianli “Sheldon” Ding is studying the healing potential of stem cells, the type of cell that once threatened his life through cancer.
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Using wearable technology to detect conflict in couples before it occurs

Several teams of researchers at USC have joined forces for a study aimed at detecting vital signs to help stem conflicts in couples before they occur.
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Using campus downtime to get ahead on water conservation

With most buildings essentially clear of classes and students, the university takes a forward leap in sustainability by installing touch-free, water-saving faucets.
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USC’s Warrior Scholar Project puts service members on the front line in the classroom

The college preparatory program helps prepare veterans and transitioning service members to succeed in higher education.
USC Women’s Conference: Carol Folt, Suzanne Nora Johnson and John Iino
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USC Women’s Conference celebrates the women of Troy

The 16th annual conference, organized by the USC Alumni Association, allowed attendees to connect with peers and learn from industry and USC leaders, including President Carol Folt.