As the United States exerts growing pressure on Mexico, USC Dornsife political scientist Pamela Starr, author of The Making of Mexico, explains what Americans often misunderstand about the country next door and why the relationship matters.
USC Dornsife faculty give their top personal top tips for creating a more sustainable future. [5 min read]
City officials, professors and seniors address housing, transportation, engagement and other issues that affect the quality of life for older adults with a class co-led by Jennifer Swift of spatial sciences.
Peaks and Professors, a club run by students, allows enthusiastic participants to take a hike.
In honor of Earth Day 2016, USC Dornsife professors from different disciplines discuss how their scholarship intersects with their eco-minded pursuits.
At the inaugural USC GeoScavenge, incoming freshmen use geospatial technology to familiarize themselves with the University Park campus.
After immersing themselves in Holland’s renowned city planning and design, students in the USC GeoDesign Problems Without Passports course propose ways to improve Los Angeles.
Students from USC Dornsife’s Spatial Sciences Institute (SSI) launch an aerial camera attached to a helium-filled weather balloon to photograph the USC University Park campus and raise awareness about the institute’s new undergraduate degree in GeoDesign.
High school students may learn and live like USC students during the summer while earning college credit. Application deadline for Summer 2013 is May 8 for domestic students and April 1 for international students.
