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.
Alumnus, biologist and inventor Steve Fabijanski’s holistic approach to climate change tackles two major contributors to greenhouse gases: airline travel and meat production. His solution? A mustard-like oilseed called carinata. [9 min read]
Three faculty members share paintings, poems and books that strive to depict the many facets of love.
Online dating and social media have revolutionized how we look for love. USC Dornsife’s Julie Albright reveals how this digital technology has far-reaching effects on our health and well-being. [4 ¾ min read]
Hosted by USC Dornsife’s Department of Political Science, a panel of experts explores how technology is driving the polarization of our political landscape.
University’s researchers participate in Vice President Joe Biden’s Cancer Moonshot exhibit.
West Point professor and decorated U.S. Army commander will teach geospatial intelligence and other geographic information science and technology courses beginning this Fall.
USC Dornsife psychology alumna Bita Shahian is committed to helping Angelenos gain cutting-edge technology training. Recently, she facilitated a bootcamp to teach USC students skills to work for a tech startup.
USC Dornsife professors each take a 2013 Provost’s Prize for Teaching With Technology for research in which their students use diving computers and easily accessible technologies such as YouTube, WordPress and video.
