‘Ghostly Labor’ shines a light on immigrant stories
La Mezcla showcased the unsung labor of immigrants in its Los Angeles debut.
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Choreographer Aiki visits Kaufman
Aiki guided workshops and moderated discussion at the Kaufman School of Dance.
A love letter to all: ‘An Untitled Love’
A.I.M. creates a conversation on arts, expression and the human condition.
Cardinal Divas spread majorette gospel
After a whirlwind of media attention, the team is pressing onward, busy as ever.
Monica Bill Barnes & Company visit USC to perform ‘The Running Show’
“The Running Show” possesses a unique combination of sports, dance and theater.
Trojan Horse: Secrets from a Super Bowl insider
On the inaugural episode of “The Trojan Horse,” we invite Abitha Nunis from the Break On Two dance team to speak about their experience performing at the Super Bowl Halftime Show, the cultural impact of this year’s performance and the secrets behind what really went down at SoFi Stadium this Super Bowl Sunday. Want to […]
Kaufman students to showcase cinematic choreography
Thirty-three students made on-camera dance pieces for their semester class project.
William Forsythe to speak about his career and dance
The esteemed choreographer and dancer joined USC as a faculty member in Fall 2015.
Culture: USC celebrates Kazakh Spring Festival
Students and faculties from USC and USC International Academy gathered on campus on March 21st to celebrate the Spring Festival, Nauryz, a celebration of the coming of spring in many cultures of the Middle and Central Asia. Watch to see how USC students put up a performance.
Music performance sparks interests in Wushu
Chinese Wushu was a fighting and defending technique during war time thousands years ago. In the modern society, Wushu lost its function in fighting, but transformed into a type of art performance. Wushu players call their weapons as instruments, and practice with music and beats. USC Wushu Nation cooperates with USC Kazan Taiko creating a […]