Emeriti Center and Staff Retirement Association invite you to RENT, USC School of Dramatic Arts Spring Musical Date & Time Saturday, April 6, 2:30 pm… Read More »RENT – USC School of Dramatic Arts Spring Musical!
ARE YOU A FAMILY CAREGIVER? DO YOU NEED HELP IN THESE AREAS? Understanding Dementia Managing Problem Behaviors Handling Stress Finding Time for You Sign up… Read More »Dealing with Dementia
ARE YOU A FAMILY CAREGIVER? DO YOU NEED HELP IN THESE AREAS? Understanding Dementia Managing Problem Behaviors Handling Stress Finding Time for You Sign up… Read More »Dealing with Dementia
How will the current political dynamics of Congress impact governing and policy implementation? Join us to hear from Price School experts on what the tumult… Read More »Price Presents: A House in Disorder
USC Emeriti Center Social & Piano Concert Hosted by Hollenbeck Palms Piano recital and lecture by Dr. Vastche Markerian from the Pasadena Conservatory of Music… Read More »Social & Piano Concert Hosted by Hollenbeck Palms
The USC WorkWell Center has begun WalkUSC, a walking program intended to encourage a culture of movement and social connection on campus. WalkUSC offers an opportunity… Read More »USC WorkWell Center begins WalkUSC
As Earth’s temperature rises due to the effects of climate change, cooling the air in our lived environments is increasingly crucial. It’s not just about… Read More »How to Sustainably Cool a Warming World
Do Join us on October 17 2023 for the event Assignment: Earth Solutions for a Sustainable Future Organized by USC Price School of Public Policy,… Read More »Assignment : Earth Solutions for a Sustainable Future
Join Retired USC Professor Pam Douglas from the School of Cinematic Arts to view her Art Installation at the 20th Annual TARFEST June 10 2023… Read More »20th Annual TARFEST 2023
From administering vaccines to prescribing contraceptives and dispensing naloxone for the prevention of a fatal overdose, pharmacies play a vital role in community wellbeing. Yet,… Read More »Partner Event – Shuttered Pharmacies: A Major Hole in Healthcare
Please join President Carol L. Folt together with faculty, staff, students, and community members for a special event celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage… Read More »Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration – April 6, 2023
Please join your colleagues for our annual USC School of Dramatic Arts Spring Musical Production. We have a block of 35 good seats and the… Read More »SRA Viewing of SDA Spring Musical: Urinetown
For nearly 200 years, stand-up comedians haven’t just been reflecting society, they’ve been influencing it through pointed social commentary. Join us for a live discussion… Read More »Partner Event Dornsife Dialogue – Stand-Up Comedy: Its historic influence on society
USC Institute for Integrative Health & Wellness PRESENTS OUR NEXT INTEGRATIVE QUARTERLY SYMPOSIUM… Mind & Body Benefits of Recreational Exercise March 2nd @12PM – 1:30PM… Read More »Partner Event – Mind & Body Benefits of Recreational Exercise
It will take more than bricks, mortar and money to rebuild Ukraine. It will require enormous human capital including the academics, physicians and policy experts… Read More »Price Event – Rebuilding Ukraine: The Human Factor
George Washington and author Michael Pollan both have had a profound and enduring influence on humanity’s relationship with food. Washington’s research into how to modernize farming led… Read More »Partner Event – Food for Thought: A Conversation with Michael Pollan
Join us for part three of a four-part webinar series which will explore the entrenchment of racism in U.S. politics, and its impact on political… Read More »Price Event – Behind Closed Doors: Redistricting – Does it Really have to be Zero-Sum Politics? How Multi-Racial Coalitions Have Worked Together to Build Political Power for All
It is easy to condemn obvious wrongdoers such as Elizabeth Holmes, Harvey Weinstein, and the Sackler family. But we rarely think about the many people… Read More »Partner Event: Complicit by Max H. Bazerman
For many, the start of a new year signals a renewed interest in healthier eating, but what does that mean? The research regarding what — and when — we… Read More »Dornsife Dialogues: Eating Right for a Better, Longer Life
Join us for part one in a four part webinar series exploring the nation’s entrenched relationship between racism and politics. This series is co-hosted by… Read More »Behind Closed Doors: Part 1 How the Los Angeles City Council Recording is a Case Study in the Exercise of Political Power through Racism in the U.S.