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.
Yu Deng, now a professor at the University of Chicago, is being recognized with the Fields Medal for work he carried out during his years on the USC Dornsife faculty.
A new master’s program at USC Dornsife teaches students the mathematical foundations that drive artificial intelligence — empowering them to build the algorithms shaping our future.
The five-year Research Training Group award will fund groundbreaking research in geometry and representation theory while supporting students and educators across Los Angeles.
Professors bring expertise in topics such as quantum field theory, low-energy microbes and mathematical data science.
Sibo “Carl” Zhou earns a USC Renaissance Scholar Prize and degrees in applied mathematics, religion, economics and data science, and global studies.
From GPS to touch screens, Neil Siegel put his USC Dornsife education to work building revolutionary technology, earning him one of the nation’s highest prizes.
As USC Dornsife’s Susan Montgomery sets her sights on retirement (sort of), she — and some colleagues — look back at her more than 50 years at the university.
From math Olympiad to USC Dornsife, a glimpse into Professor Yu Deng’s world of puzzles.
USC Dornsife mathematicians highlight their favorite and most influential women in the field — one in which women have a rich history of contributions, and despite centuries of headway, recognition, access and equity still remain works in progress.
