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Past Events: USC
“Self/Split” brings together four renowned Asian diasporic artists—Sam Chanse, Chiwan Choi, D'Lo and Nicolas Wang—for an evening of live performances and discussion that will movingly confront queerness, displacement, immigrant identity, the creative process and more.
Acclaimed conductor Michael Tilson Thomas returns to his hometown of Los Angeles for an unforgettable evening featuring the music of George Gershwin alongside Thomas's original compositions. Powerhouse pianist Yuja Wang will add sparks to an already electric concert.
The East Asian Studies Center at the University of Southern California presents a faculty book launch for Brett Sheehan's "Industrial Eden: A Chinese Capitalist Vision."
UC Irvine's John S. and Marilyn Long U.S.-China Institute for Business and Law and The Center for Land, Environment, and Natural Resources present a workshop entitled "China's New Environmental Actors: Understanding the roles of corporations, NGOs, and prosecutors".
This event is dedicated to the remarkable career of Professor Emeritus John "Jack" E. Wills, Jr. and the contributions he has made to the academic field in History and to the University of Southern California. Friends, colleagues, and students of Professor Wills will present articles and papers related to his research, leading to a publication in his honor.
Please join the USC U.S.-China Institute for a talk by Professor Lu Ye from the Fudan University on how locals in Shanghai understand visual expressions of their urban culture, and how their personal experiences shape what people take away from these images of the city.
Attend a special information session to learn about the opportunity to collaborate with a student from Communication University of China in making a short documentary about Los Angeles.
Please join the USC U.S.-China Institute for a vivid and insightful portrait of China today, as featured on NPR’s This American Life, from the acclaimed author of "The Last Days of Old Beijing."
The USC Center on Public Diplomacy (CPD) will host a one-day symposium to bring interested scholars from different research disciplines together in order to explore the common ground between activities that blur the categories of PD, soft power, nation brands, international development and development communication.
USC East Asian Languages & Cultures presents a talk by Emma Jinhua Teng.