USC Dornsife News

USC experts explain the powerful form of computing that’s reshaping our world in an exclusive Dornsife Dialogues event.

The professor of English and author of the acclaimed novel Colored Television discusses writing in the shadow of “Big Television,” overcoming bad reviews, and her “descriptive, not prescriptive” approach.

The star of the popular Netflix series while studying psychology will speak during the College’s graduation ceremonies — and receive the USC Dornsife Distinguished Alumni Medallion — on May 10.

The nation’s largest book festival descends once again on Troy, featuring USC Dornsife scholars and graduates on April 20 and 21.

Scholars explain why social media is so all-consuming, and how we can help break the habit, in this recap from a recent Dornsife Dialogues event.

Political experts explore why nearly half of Americans now choose not to identify with a political party.

USC scholars uncover why horror attracts millions of devoted fans — and reveal which frightening films scared them most.

USC scholars explain why programs like ChatGPT have everyone abuzz, and how they might radically change our world.

Books are the main attraction at this annual event, which draws thousands to the University Park Campus and includes panels with USC Dornsife scholars and alumni.