Government Operations and Efficiency Committee
Public session of the Government Operations and Efficiency Committee in Long Beach, reviewing small litigation settlements. This formal municipal meeting in the Civic Chamber/The Beach Conference Room addresses governance, efficiency, and legal matters.
USC EDL Mock Class
Attend a USC Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership mock class to glimpse the program's teaching style, curriculum focus, and dynamic classroom culture, featuring collaborative activities, real-time feedback, and a sample of USC's online/offline learning approach in Los An
Housing Authority of the City of Long Beach
Public meeting of the Housing Authority of the City of Long Beach in the Civic Chamber (411 W Ocean Blvd). A formal session on housing policy and agency operations, inviting residents and stakeholders to review agendas and provide input.
Here Lies Love
A vibrant bio-musical by David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, Here Lies Love follows Imelda Marcos’ ascent and obsession through disco-infused theater, staged at the Mark Taper Forum in downtown Los Angeles.
Greek
Experience a live theatre performance titled 'Greek' at the iconic El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles. A gripping drama on stage blending classical themes with contemporary staging for an unforgettable evening of dialogue and stagecraft on Sat Mar 10, 2026 at 8:00 PM.
Star-Crossed Rendezvous
Experience Star-Crossed Rendezvous, a classical program presented by the LA Phil at Los Angeles' iconic venues MOCA Grand Avenue and Walt Disney Concert Hall. A refined evening blending orchestral repertoire with community events in a storied arts setting.
Women’s History Month Panel
A Women’s History Month panel at USC's Ronald Tutor Campus Center brings together women leaders in public safety and civic leadership for a candid discussion on career journeys, lessons learned, and shaping the next generation of public service.
Entangled Histories of Tangier in World War II
Public lecture tracing Tangier's wartime tapestry during WWII, examining Muslims, Jews, refugees, Spaniards, and Nazis in an international city. Natalie Bernstien (UCLA PhD candidate) discusses archival findings at USC Dornsife with in-person or Zoom access.
Calvin Miceli-Nelson: Sections | MFA Solo Thesis Exhibition
Opening reception for Calvin Miceli-Nelson's Sections, a solo MFA thesis exhibition at Roski Gallery in the LA Arts District. View runs March 6–20, 2026, Wed–Sat 12–5, with a kickoff on March 5, 6–9 pm, or by appointment.
Hayes Barnard Sustainability Fellowship Information Session
Information session for the Hayes Barnard Sustainability Fellowship at USC, inviting students and industry professionals to learn about a two-year program that deepens sustainability knowledge and supports practical career development.
Algebra Seminar: TBA
An academic algebra seminar featuring UCLA mathematician Mark Ebert, held in Kaprielian Hall in Los Angeles. The talk delves into current algebra research, inviting attendees to thoughtful discussion and potential collaboration within a formal campus setting.
Periodic orbits of vector fields in three dimensions
Explore when a vector field on a 3D manifold has periodic orbits, how many such orbits can exist, and recent results on Reeb vector fields in three dimensions, with insights from dynamics, topology, and geometry, in a Mathematics Colloquium by Michael Hutchings at Kaprielian Hall
Seminar: Center for Ecological and Evolutionary Dynamics
Scholarly seminar by Tobin Hammer (UCI) at Irani Hall (RRI), hosted by USC Dornsife's Center for Ecological and Evolutionary Dynamics, presenting current ecology and evolutionary research.
Wilha Duncan: The Last Corner Sun
A Los Angeles debut of Wilha Duncan's The Last Corner Sun at Watt Hall's Helen Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery. Opening reception March 11, 5–7pm, with exhibition on view March 12–April 8; a 650-square-foot canvas exploring sun motifs in a luminous gallery setting.
Blue Window
Craig Lucas's Blue Window unfolds at the Dick Wolf Drama Center, tracing seven dinner-party strangers whose conversations reveal love, loss, and the quiet search for connection through sharp, poetic exchanges.
Second Stage: Julius Caesar
Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, staged by USC's Second Stage Productions at McClintock Theatre, directed by Edgar Landa and featuring USC’s BFA Acting for Stage and Screen Sophomore class. An actor-focused drama exploring power, betrayal, and ambition.
Cancer Health Equity Symposium
The 4th Annual Cancer Health Equity Symposium at USC brings researchers, advocates and clinicians together in Los Angeles to advance patient navigation and dismantle barriers to equitable cancer care, with a focus on lung cancer.
Fashion & Image: Dior’s Jonathan Anderson in Conversation with Sara Moonves
USC hosts the inaugural Distinguished Speaker Series conversation with Dior’s Jonathan Anderson and W Magazine's Sara Moonves at Wallis Annenberg Hall, exploring fashion, media, and the power of image in contemporary storytelling.
MEd in School Counseling Online - Information Webinar
Join USC for an information webinar about the Master of Education in School Counseling online program, designed to help aspiring K-12 counselors explore curriculum, outcomes, and admissions from campus to your screen.
In Focus Tour: Village Square
Join a docent-led In Focus Tour at LACMA, exploring Village Square and nearby artworks. This focused walk highlights architectural details, sculpture, and the square's design, offering art-loving visitors a deeper look into the museum's public spaces.
Levan Book Chat— Ann Marie Yasin, Rebuilding Histories in the Roman World
An academic book talk at USC where historian Ann Marie Yasin discusses Rebuilding Histories in the Roman World, in conversation with Darlene Hedstrom and Felipe Rojas Silva, moderated by Frederic Clark, exploring architectural restoration from Augustus to Justinian.
In Focus Tour: Realms of the Dharma
Join a curator-led focus tour at LACMA, exploring Realms of the Dharma through select artworks and installations. A guided, gallery-level journey that illuminates Buddhist symbolism, historical context, and cross-cultural connections in a museum setting.
Zeina Lee: RED WEB
An immersive art exhibition by Zeina Lee, RED WEB reimagines the invisible red thread from Korean folklore as a visual language of connection, with an opening reception March 12, 5–7pm and viewing Mar 13–Apr 7 at the Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery, Roski Studios Building, Los Angeles
Vivienne Tran: Living in Longing
Solo exhibition by artist Vivienne Tran, Living in Longing, inspired by Soo-young Hwang's writing. Opening reception March 12, 5–7pm at the Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery, with the show on view March 13–April 7, 2026 in the Roski Studios Building (IFT), Los Angeles.
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