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In Memory of Eugene Gerlitz, 60
October 1, 2004Longtime USC College staff member helped develop Thematic Option Program By Kaitlin Solimine October 2004 Eugene F. Gerlitz, Jr., a long-time USC College staff member who was also associate dean of business affairs of the… more>
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New Center Boosts USC Brain Power
September 7, 2004The USC College of Letters, Arts & Sciences celebrated the opening of the Dana and David Dornsife Cognitive Neuroscience Imaging Center on Sept. 7. "Thanks to the generous support of the Dornsife family, we expect to see… more>
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Community in Los Angeles?
September 1, 2004USC College Sociologist Paul Lichterman explores American civic lifeBy Kaitlin Solimine September 2004 The widespread belief that increased participation in civic groups will lead to a more democratic and engaged society… more>
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College Chicano Studies and Psychohistory Pioneer Dies
September 1, 2004Campus Memorial Service for Professor Mauricio Mazón To Be Held Sept. 27 By Eva Emerson September 2004 Historian Mauricio Mazón, longtime member of the faculty of the USC College of Letters, Arts & Sciences… more>
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USC College Hosts Prominent Japanese Ethnomusicologist and Biwa Performer
September 1, 2004By Kaitlin Solimine September 2004 Music on one of Japan’s oldest instruments — the biwa, a type of lute — will be played and discussed at USC College Sept. 23 & 24 by a preeminent Japanese musicologist… more>
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Nitrogen-fixing Nanoplankton
September 1, 2004Tiny marine bacteria surprise scientists with their importance in global nitrogen cycle By Eva Emerson September 2004 Small, single-celled microbes play a significant role in the natural fertilization of the upper ocean,… more>
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Hardwiring the Nervous System
September 1, 2004How developing neurons find their way By Eva EmersonSeptember 2004 Before the brain can produce thought, control limbs or make us flinch in pain, innumerable connections must be built between the more than one hundred billion… more>
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From California to Catholicism
August 1, 2004By Katherine Yungmee KimAugust 2004 Kevin Starr is a University Professor in the history department at USC College and the California State Librarian Emeritus. He has written a seven-volume history of California, the… more>
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The Real Trojan Family
August 1, 2004Six children who graduated from USC, Parents HonoredBy Katherine Yungmee KimAugust 2004 On August 4, the Mexican American Alumni Association hosted the Perez Family Recognition Luncheon, a heartfelt affair where both Perez… more>
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Resolving Inflammation
August 1, 2004Inspired by nature, USC College chemist Nicos Petasis synthesizes compounds that help shed light on inflammation and offer a new approach to halting its damaging effects. By Eva Emerson August 2004 Even the tiniest paper… more>
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