With a new movie, a comic book series and Krampus-based festivities debuting in many American cities, it looks like the legendary figure has gained a firm foothold (though whether human or cloven is unclear). USC Dornsife’s Britta Bothe explores the mythology surrounding this previously little-known Christmas figure from Alpine folklore and why it’s gaining in popularity.
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A recent on-campus screening of Behind the Wall, a documentary about life on each side of the Berlin Wall, shows the bittersweet joy of reunification.
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The emeritus associate professor of German at USC Dornsife chaired the German department in addition to founding and directing the USC-Max Kade Institute for Austrian-German-Swiss Studies.
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The USC-Max Kade Institute for Austrian-German-Swiss Studies has been renovated and officially reopened with an open house and exciting plans for the future.
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The international relations major brings the number of USC students chosen as Truman Scholars to 17.
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The philosophy professor and lead authority on writer Franz Kafka had been with USC College for 34 years.