In the 1950s in the small village of Ball Club, Minn., a school lunch program created a nasty rift. The area was mostly populated by Indians, recounted David Treuer. Students who resided on tribal land were entitled to a free… more>
categories: research, faculty research
tags: author, book, david treuer, english, humanities, language, maymester, native american, writing
This Spring, the USC Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences introduces the Dornsife Scholars Program to recognize its outstanding graduating seniors whose academic achievements across all spheres of… more>
categories: undergraduate, research, undergraduate research
tags: dana and david dornsife, dornsife scholars program, humanities, natural sciences, prize, scholarship, social sciences
Thomas C. Cox, associate professor emeritus of history in USC Dornsife and a leading historian in African American studies and American intellectual and social history has died. He was 72. Cox died at home in Pasadena,… more>
tags: history, humanities, in memoriam, obituary, thomas c. cox
Watching the film Godzilla with his classmates, USC senior Elton Keung initially saw the scaly creature as nothing more than a monster stomping through the streets of Tokyo, Japan. Keung was surprised to learn that the… more>
categories: undergraduate, undergraduate research
tags: asia, class, east asian languages and cultures, entertainment, film, godzilla, humanities, literature, movie
Sometimes it takes just one person’s support to set you on the right track. As a USC Dornsife undergraduate, Shweta Namjoshi knew she wanted to become a physician. She took her time and underwent a lot of… more>
categories: undergraduate, graduate
tags: advising, humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, undecided, usc dornsife advising
Inside a Taper Hall classroom, USC Dornsife senior Bridget McDonald chatted with classmates, effortlessly transitioning from English to Spanish. The Pasadena, Calif., native’s confidence faltered, however, when native… more>
categories: research, undergraduate research
tags: humanities, language, spain, spanish, travel
Charles Ray Ritcheson, USC University Librarian Emeritus and Colin Rhys Lovell Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus in USC Dornsife, died Dec. 8 at his home in Washington, D.C. He was 86. Born in 1925 in Maysville,… more>
tags: charles ray ritcheson, history, humanities, in memoriam, obituary, usc libraries
USC professor Karen Tongson likes to point out that “queer life happens everywhere.” Even in the suburbs. In the course of researching her new book, Relocations: Queer Suburban Imaginaries (New York University… more>
categories: research, faculty research
tags: book, english, gender studies, humanities, karen tongson, publication, social sciences
In 1993, in a small, dingy apartment in Berkeley, Calif., Warner Bros. Records producer Rob Cavallo sat on an overturned bucket. He listened, rapt, while a punk band of three scruffy 20-somethings belted out their latest… more>
tags: alumni, award, creative writing, english, english literature, grammy award, green day, humanities, music, rob cavallo, warner bros. records, writing
Dapper in a formal tailcoat, Peter Berton stood between American and Japanese flags as he accepted the Order of the Rising Sun. The Japanese government honored the Distinguished Professor Emeritus of International Relations… more>
tags: alumni, award, humanities, japan, music, peter berton, politics, social sciences


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