Photos, documents, scrapbooks, recordings, films and costumes illuminate queer activism and culture in Los Angeles from the 1940s to the 1980s.
January 24 - May 31
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“Through the Lens” asks grade school students to a create work of art as though they were a camera, trying to capture a moment in time.
The main objectives of this program are to improve analytical decision-making, use analysis to lead change, and make the right choices when deep analytics are not possible.
Adapted from Joyce’s literary masterpiece, this intimate Tony-winning musical portrays a homespun Yuletide party with Irish music, dancing, food, drink and good fellowship.
David Bridel directs The Tempest, which contains some of Shakespeare’s most beautiful poetry.
Join the Center for Religion and Civic Culture for a luncheon and presentations by faculty and doctoral students who have received fellowships to pursue innovative projects in religion.
A hands-on workshop (consisting of 3 sessions) on directly and effectively meeting the requirements of RFPs and grant program applications.
A candid talk with current USC graduate students on how to prepare for application to a non-professional grad school as an undergrad.
Join the USC Dornsife College in celebrating the publication of faculty member David Treuer’s Rez Life: An Indian’s Journey Through Reservation Life.
Annenberg School journalism professor Dan Birman and the Impact team invite faculty, staff and students to the spring screening of Annenberg’s award-winning TV news magazine show.
A screening and discussion of The Undefeated, which treats Palin’s career reverently, and You Betcha!, which criticizes the polarizing public figure.
This ongoing contemporary jazz series features top players in the Thornton School’s jazz programs, performing in a variety of student ensembles.
A reading by renowned travel writer Pico Iyer will be followed by an onstage interview and conversation with Professor Duncan Williams on the future of Japan.
The four virtuosos of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet join forces with comedy legend Phil Proctor of Firesign Theatre to present a new experience of the Don Quixote story.
At an event presented by BMI, Thornton School Popular Music students perform original songs in an acoustic setting.
In two hands-on workshops, participants remix and remake everyday objects and software and alter the ways we think about technology, culture and the environment.
An aristocratic widow, who understands love but not money, loses her family’s estate and precious cherry orchard to a rich merchant.
Ongoing Events
Black-and-white images culled from the USC Archives and the USC Digital Library celebrate the iconic architecture and traditions that have helped shape the university’s identity.
Mike Saijo’s exhibition brings together science, education, design and community capacity building into sequential shows designed to evolve as they travel locally and globally.
An exhibit on the Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, introduced in 1974 to spark creativity and growth in the community through photo-based representation.
Photos, documents, scrapbooks, recordings, films and costumes illuminate queer activism and culture in Los Angeles from the 1940s to the 1980s.