USC Dornsife News

Marco Milani and a colleague examine how well South Korea's recently elected president Moon Jae-in is tackling the North Korean nuclear question in "The Conversation."

The next president of South Korea will have a daunting to-do list. In The Conversation, Marco Milani and a colleague look at the two front runners for the position, which will be decided May 9.

This holiday season, discover how USC Dornsife views the complex and beautiful snowflake from every angle through psychology, chemistry, poetry, physics, international relations — and more.

Choi Dong-hoon, director of The Thieves, the highest-grossing film in Korea to date, speaks during a recent film festival co-organized by USC Dornsife’s Korean Studies Institute.

With Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships, USC Dornsife undergraduates are studying Mandarin in Beijing and Taiwan.

A new minor in Korean studies gives students an opportunity to specialize in the politics, economy and culture of the Korean Peninsula, present and past.

Ambassador Robert King spoke about human rights issues in North Korea in an event sponsored by the USC Korean Studies Institute housed in USC Dornsife.

A grant from the Strategic Initiative for Korean Studies will help further the Korean Studies Institute's mission.