On Feb. 4, “Black Gay Mail” examines the role of indie magazines in connecting and supporting the Black queer network before social media’s ascendance at the turn of the 21st century. [2¼ min read]
At USC Dornsife, more than 40 centers and institutes are home to faculty, staff and students who aim to impact the global community through intensive, innovative scholarship in the social sciences, humanities and natural sciences.
A book filled with hilarious and heartbreaking cartoons was Roz Chast’s way of processing what she learned about the end of life.
USC Levan Institute for Humanities and Ethics’ Lyn Boyd-Judson leads seven undergraduates to the University of Oxford for a five-day workshop on human rights and humanitarian action.
In USC College's new Teaching Ethics Program, undergraduates instruct high school students, using controversial case studies as discussion points.
The Levan Institute for Humanities and Ethics invites the USC community to engage disagreement.
USC College's Levan Institute for Humanities and Ethics' public art exhibit at the Social Sciences Building (SOS) lawn is on view through Friday.
Inaugural USC Levan Institute lecture zeroes in on climate change.
Federal judge Nora Manella, legal ethics scholar Laurie Levenson and Jonathan Shapiro, prosecutor and T.V. writer, headlined a panel discussion hosted by USC College and the USC Norman Levan Institute for Humanities and Ethics.
