Studies on port cities in North Africa and the Middle East warn against major hydroclimatic and environmental vulnerabilities.
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As one of the inaugural fellows with the USC Charlotta Bass Journalism & Justice Lab, Iliya Kure devoted his thesis research and reporting through the #AfricansInUkraine campaign.
USC Price School Associate Professor Emma Aguila is continuing her commitment to help people in need with the launch of the Hispanic Well-Being Initiative.
Yijun (Jane) Liu, Liguo Qian, and Hui (Angela) Wang share their backgrounds inspirations to join the USC-PKUHSC dual degree occupational therapy program.
A USC Maymester course brought students to religious sites across India, where they observed traditions around death.
A delegation of social workers from the Taiwan Fund for Children and Families (TFCF) joined faculty at the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work for a training and cross-cultural exchange.
USC Annenberg students spent time in Ghana for an immersive reporting project, connecting with students from the Ghana Institute of Journalism.
On a mission to preserve threatened languages and cultures, Shushan Karapetian becomes director of the USC Dornsife Institute of Armenian Studies.
Collaborating with L.A. Taco, USC Annenberg students produced nine features about emerging food and drink culture for a Tijuana Week zine, including a pocket guide.
The USC Gould GIP team makes legal knowledge available to USC students and professionals anywhere in the world.