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How can librarians/researchers leverage content management systems for collaborative scholarship? 💻 Winner of our 2021 CDDP Video Award, Rebecca Corbett (@USCLibraries) explains using Scalar to showcase early 20th c Japanese posters in the USC collection! guides.nccjapan.org/homepage…
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"I am continually amazed by the richness of the material I find there". A heartfelt gift from Paul Lerner & Stephen Reis will significantly enrich the wealth of stories in the ONE Archives at @USCLibraries.
🔗 uscne.ws/one-archive
ALT Paul D. Lerner and Stephen Reis have made a transformative gift of $2.5 million to ONE Archives at the USC Libraries (ONE) to name and endow the ONE Archives director position.
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You’ve read about history. Now, you can speak with it! At @MJHnews, a new AI-powered exhibit by @USCLibraries & @USCShoahFdn, lets visitors ask Holocaust survivors questions & hear their responses — preserving firsthand accounts for generations.
🔗 uscne.ws/ai-chat
ALT Jerry Lindenstraus, Holocaust survivor, standing next to his Survivor Story interactive interview (photo credit: Craig Stubing)
ALT Alice Ginsburg, Holocaust survivor, standing next to her Survivor Story interactive interview (photo credit: Craig Stubing)
ALT Mike Jones, director of web and automation technologies for the USC Libraries, introducing Survivor Stories (photo credit: Craig Stubing)
ALT Survivor Stories installation atithe Museum of Jewish Heritage (photo credit: Craig Stubing)
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USC has been co-ed from our founding in 1880 - empowering women to break barriers from day ONE! Happy Women’s History Month, Trojans! #FightOn!
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Would your favorite book make a great movie? At the 37th-annual @USCLibraries Scripter Awards, Conclave and Say Nothing were honored for masterfully making that leap. 🎬
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Congratulations to the winners of the 37th-annual @USCLibraries Scripter Awards! So much amazing adaptation work this year in film and television!
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Tonight I am covering the USC Scripter Awards for @Variety, considered a strong predictor for the Best Adapted Screenplay category at the Oscars.
Check out the list of updated winners HERE throughout the evening
variety.com/2025/film/news/u…
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Whether you digitize photos yourself or have a service do it for you, the key is to just do it — before it’s too late,” says Louise Smith, project mgr at @USCLibraries, Digital Library. “It’s one of those things we keep putting off.”
AARP: aarp.org/home-family/persona…
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As the last generation of Holocaust survivors reaches their 90s, a groundbreaking installation—developed with @USCLibraries and @USCShoahFdn — ensures their voices remain heard. @TimeOutNewYork spotlights how AI is keeping history alive. timeout.com/newyork/news/a-n…
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Join the @USCBassLab for a celebration honoring the legacy of Charlotta Bass on Tuesday, Feb. 11 at noon. Featuring a conversation and @USCLibraries Interactive Interviews with Attorney Lee Merritt and Philonise Floyd and art by Shaylen Nelson. RSVP: annenberg.usc.edu/events/cha…
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USC Scripter Awards: 'Wild Robot' a Film Adaptation Finalist, 'Say Nothing' a TV Nominee hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
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Curious about AI, XR, and society? Our @AhmansonLab is offering a CORE 499 course on Simulation and Society next semester.
Details: polymathic.usc.edu/simulatio…
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#JapaneseStudies Browse the @USCLibraries digital collection of Japanese rare books & manuscripts here: digitallibrary.usc.edu/Archi…
The collection features materials in Japanese that date from the 13th to the mid-19th century.
ALT Desktop view of the online database for USC Libraries' digital collection of Japanese rare books and manuscripts, which includes materials in Japanese that date from the 13th to the mid-19th century.
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8/07/24 - An update on campus access. You can read more about process improvements and additional details here: weare.sc/campus-access
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Six Trojans, one global mission: to research, teach, and connect. As @FulbrightPrgrm Scholars, they’ll take their academic pursuits to new heights and bring USC’s spirit to the world stage, from Mexico to the Middle East. today.usc.edu/fulbright-scho…
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New on #TIEBlog Catch our #AskanArchivist interview with Kenneth Klein on the Korean American Digital Archive and its aim to broaden people’s understanding of #Korean experiences in the United States ow.ly/QJol50RRH90 @USCLibraries #AAPIHeritageMonth #KoreanHistory
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How can librarians engage in collaborative scholarship based on collections? Our 2021 NCC-CDDP Video Award winner Dr. Rebecca Corbett (Director Special Projects & Japan Studies Librarian @USCLibraries) explains her Scalar site of 20th cen Japanese posters! guides.nccjapan.org/homepage…
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In honor of #HarveyMilkDay: In 1978, San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk served as the Grand Marshal for the 8th Annual Gay Pride Parade in Hollywood. Photo via @USCLibraries/@oneinstitutela: digitallibrary.usc.edu/Share…
