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December 5, 2023

Media Coverage of USC Libraries' CCNMA Records Acquisition

December 5, 2023

Lost LA, USC Libraries' Award-Winning Public Television Co-Production, Returning for Sixth Season

George Ramos edits during CCNMA's annual workshop at USC

November 27, 2023

Records of Trailblazing Latino Journalist Association Find Home at USC Libraries

November 18, 2023

NCC Highlights Work of USC Japanese Cataloging Librarian

November 16, 2023

How to Connect With the USC Libraries on Social Media

October 16, 2023

In Memoriam: Rudy Perez

October 10, 2023

Experimental Films of Narcisa Hirsch, Digitized at USC, in the Spotlight

A collage of inflammatory headlines, from the ONE Magazine at Seventy exhibition

October 10, 2023

ONE Archives Exhibit Featured in Los Angeles Times

September 13, 2023

Human Haunted World: New Special Collections Exhibit Explores Distortions of Nature

Receipts from the recent additions to the USC Libraries' Aileen Zhang papers

September 12, 2023

New Acquisition Sheds Light on Mystery of Author Eileen Chang's Later Years

Graduate student Amber Santoro served as the USC Libraries' inaugural sustainability fellow from June to August 2023.

August 28, 2023

Inaugural Sustainability Fellow Explores Historical Impacts of L.A. Freeway Construction Through Archival Collections

Melissa Just has been named dean of USC Libraries. (Photo/Michael Maguire)

August 15, 2023

USC Appoints Alumna Melissa Just New Dean of Libraries

Events and Exhibitions

Nov 1

Sep 30

Event

Visualizing Medicine: Humanizing Healthcare through Medical Illustration, Web Comics, and Graphic Novels

Norris Medical Library

Add to Calendar 2023-11-01 06:44:23 2024-09-30 06:44:23 Visualizing Medicine: Humanizing Healthcare through Medical Illustration, Web Comics, and Graphic Novels Art - in all its permutations - creates space for self-expression, emotional release, and a way of processing our thoughts, dreams, frustrations, and grief. In medicine, the visual becomes a method with the potential not only to teach or define but also to exclude or ignore many bodies. Ghanaian-American physician-artist Shirlene Obuobi, MD, and cartoonist-author Alison Bechdel disrupt outdated narratives within healthcare and popular culture that shape individual and social conceptions of healthy bodies. Their representations can humanize the experiences of others, particularly when the clinical gaze can create an artificial divide between patients and healthcare professionals, disenfranchising individuals and communities. Norris Medical Library America/Los_Angeles public

Nov 10

Exhibition

Sixty Years of South Korean Science Fiction: Selections from the USC Korean Heritage Library’s Science Fiction and Fantasy Collection

East Asian Library

Add to Calendar 2023-11-10 16:11:49 2024-05-10 16:11:49 Sixty Years of South Korean Science Fiction: Selections from the USC Korean Heritage Library’s Science Fiction and Fantasy Collection East Asian Library America/Los_Angeles public

Nov 17

Feb 29

Exhibition

The Art of Reading

Special Collections

Dec 4

Dec 6

Event

Study On! at Leavey Library

Time: 11am

LVL - Terrace

Add to Calendar 2023-12-04 11:00:00 2023-12-06 15:00:00 Study On! at Leavey Library Join us for Study On, a free event created to support student success and well-being during finals season. We will offer an array of refreshments, study tips, and restorative break activities to re-energize and motivate students to Study On and Finish Strong this finals season. Visit https://studyon.usc.edu/ for more info. LVL - Terrace 11:00 am 03:00 pm America/Los_Angeles public