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← Older postsUSC dean cites ‘Annenberg advantage’ at school’s commencement
As part of USC’s 130th commencement, the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism celebrated the conferral of bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees to 961 students.
Posted in Digital Media, University | Tagged Commencement 2013
An Olympic send-off
Bryshon Nellum once again carried the American flag, this time leading his fellow graduates of the USC Price School of Public Policy in their commencement procession.
Posted in University | Tagged Commencement 2013
Amazing adventures in undergraduate research
Vellore Adithi loves comic books. The USC undergraduate remembers traveling to India during the summer to visit her family and voraciously reading the adventures of Archie, Tin Tin, Asterix and Batman.
Posted in Research | Tagged honors and awards
Third USC Viterbi professor wins NSF Career Award
Ben Reichardt has received a National Science Foundation Career Award, joining Yan Liu and Malancha Gupta as USC Viterbi’s third faculty member to land the prestigious prize this year.
Posted in Science Technology | Tagged honors and awards
USC breaks ground on Norris Healthcare Consultation Center
It’s been five years since Barbara Kral was first diagnosed with advanced myeloid leukemia. Though she is in remission, she continues to receive treatment at the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Posted in Health | Tagged campaign, Health
The dark of Harkness
Deborah Harkness believes the pages of centuries-old manuscripts are enchanted.
Posted in Arts |
USC Price center presents research to White House
Representatives from the Center on Philanthropy and Public Policy met with decision-makers from more than 30 different federal agencies in Washington, D.C.
Posted in Science Technology |
NAI graduates celebrate at USC gala
USC held a special graduation gala for this year’s graduates of the university’s Neighborhood Academic Initiative, a six-year college preparatory program for public school students in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Posted in Community | Tagged Community
Castle in the clouds
What if the components of architecture — walls, windows, ceilings and everything in-between — were used to construct the human mind?
Posted in Research, Science Technology | Tagged Research
Magnetic attraction
“Danger! This magnet is always on!” reads a sign on the door to the functional magnetic resonance imaging machine in the Dornsife Neuroimaging Center and the Brain and Creativity Institute.
Posted in Research, Science Technology | Tagged Research