Ceramics come alive in SVAD instructor's nature-inspired work
New University of South Carolina ceramics instructor Aimee Marcinko shares how her fascination with nature inspires her sculptures and shapes the way she teaches students.
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What's for dinner? Anthropologist explores how ancient communities adapted to find food
Archaeologist Sarah Noe studies how ancient communities adapted when drought and environmental change disrupted their food sources. She shares what past foodways can teach us today.
What does freedom mean? USC professor teaches students to look to America's founding documents
At USC, historian Bridget Kelly explores how Black Americans have challenged the boundaries of citizenship while encouraging students to examine how the nation's founding ideals have shaped American life.
Chemistry professor studies neurons and neurodegenerative disease
New USC chemistry professor Veronica Ryan studies the cellular mechanisms behind ALS, dementia and other neurodegenerative diseases by examining neurons that incorrectly transport genetic messages.
Who gets heard online? Zhaodi Chen studies technology, power and inequality
New USC sociology professor Zhaodi Chen studies how social media, AI and other technologies influence who gets heard online -- and how digital platforms can reproduce existing inequalities.
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