‘My country betrayed me first’: USC students protest China’s zero-COVID policy
More than 100 people gathered at the Hoover Street campus entrance Tuesday evening.
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Chinese University of Hong Kong professor examines China-Taiwan relations
Syaru Shirley Lin, a professor of global political economy at Chinese University of Hong Kong and professor of political science at University of Virginia, spoke about cross-strait economic and political relations between China and Taiwan at Wallis Annenberg Hall on Thursday. Prior to her teaching years, Lin was an investment banker in Hong Kong. The […]
Annenberg professor speaks on China’s economy
Matthew Kahn worked with USC’s US-China Institute to present on the importance of the environment in the country.
Taiwanese protests reflects democratic expression
Student protestors are right to protest Chinese economic intrusion in Taiwan.
Professor discusses Chinese land grabbing in Africa
Professor Deborah Braütigam spoke about the rise of China and its influence in the agriculture industry in African countries.
Naval War College professor discusses cyber warfare
Peter Dombrowski said cyber conflict is becoming increasingly dangerous.
USC partners with the China Scholarship Council
The new program will provide financial assistance to Chinese students pursuing Ph.D.s.
iPodia Global program expands distance learning
The program allows students to interact with students at universities in many countries, including China and Brazil.
Clinton under secretary talks about diplomacy, careers
Before working at the Department of State, Tara D. Sonenshine won 10 Emmy Awards for her work as a broadcast journalist.
Backpacking in China led to Dube’s study of Chinese
Clayton Dube helped communicate with the parents of Ying Wu and Ming Qu, two graduate students fatally shot this month.