USC student advocates for more American Sign Language classes
The ASL program has taken off in the past four years, creating demand for an expanded program.
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‘They think a lot like us’: Cotton Branch Sanctuary provides lifeline for pigs
“Most of them, we see a 180-turnaround, where they’ve gone from running from you to running to you.”
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Younger teachers find an ease teaching students close to their own age
Does social media, having the same interests and more easily understanding new technology make a difference?
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Is AI really en route to stealing people’s jobs?
A much-improved AI is impressive, experts say. But how impressive?
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How USC researchers are helping lung cancer survivors ‘Breathe Easier’
The Breath Easier Plus rehabilitation program aims to be accessible and improve lung cancer survivors’ quality of life.
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Girls on the Run group gets even more money this year from Gamma Phi Beta
Gamma Phi Beta’s “Sweet Home GphiB,” which raises money for Girls on the Run, is back.
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USC’s student union celebrates 70 years
USC’s Russell House, which is undergoing a renovation, celebrates its “birthday.”
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Band from hit Amazon Prime show makes pit stop on tour, connects with Columbia fans
Wilmington musicians share their experiences in the face of rapid fame, advise aspiring music students.
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USC recognizes center for autism, neurodevelopment research
The center has accrued about $94 million in grant funding for research since 2019.
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Jazz Jam brings together student musicians
Student musicians play at the Jazz Jam, a weekly event held Tuesdays at Greene Street United Methodist Church.
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FoodShare operates in 25 counties. It wants to expand to the whole state
A newly hired director of programs and rural outreach is one part of the program’s plan.
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An epidemic of no-turn-on-red signs is upon us – and Columbians have opinions
Wanna get mad? This might do it.
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