Xia Shuqin was invited to participate in work by USC Shoah Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to conducting audio-visual interviews with survivors and witnesses of the Holocaust and other genocides.
The university is using an all-hands-on-deck approach to address the crisis in a collaborative effort with local government and community organizations.
The role as Sophocles’ hero Ajax offers a new perspective on the impact of wartime service.
Meg Barclay will keep her eye on the big picture while bringing together partners from private and nonprofit sectors.
With classes in session, there will be some changes from a usual football Saturday
Annual event honors students behind inventive projects on tooth decay and clean water.
After Shirley Pepke was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, she had trouble finding information she needed. So she and USC physicist and data expert Greg Ver Steeg got to work.
Research at USC and elsewhere will help us understand how to better use marijuana for medical purposes — and solve the mystery of why synthetic marijuana is so dangerous, but nobody dies from the natural stuff.
Four USC Annenberg graduate students take a look at the dominant images of this political season. Activist street artists have been especially busy creating some of the presidential campaign’s most provocative statements.
