USC provost appoints Moh El-Naggar interim dean of USC Dornsife
Formerly the College’s divisional dean for physical sciences and mathematics, El-Naggar will serve until a search for a new dean is completed. Read More
USC Dornsife Food Equity Institute, local experts launch web resource for L.A. food entrepreneurs
Free, one-stop resource, tailored for the Los Angeles market, offers tools for creating business plans, funding guidance and help with obtaining permits and licenses. Read More
The Rev. Cecil “Chip” Murray held a lifelong commitment to community empowerment
“Los Angeles’ pastor” inspired generations through his transformative leadership and dedication to social change. Read More
Ancient canoe revival highlights Indigenous sustainability practices and ocean conservation
USC Dornsife scholars help the first Tongva ti’at built in centuries find a permanent home and revive Native American sustainable maritime traditions. Read More
Unveiling hidden injustice: The truth behind ‘pay-to-stay’ prison policies
USC Dornsife’s Brittany Friedman co-leads the creation of the Captive Money Lab and an analysis of the relationship between the prison system, politics and state finances. Read More
5 scholars honored with USC Dornsife Communicator of the Year Awards
The annual awards recognize individuals who excel as “public scholars,” sharing their expertise to benefit society. Read More
Inaugural Dornsife Dean’s Emblem Awards honor 6
Awards recognize scholarship and contributions to the USC Dornsife community that are “emblematic of USC’s commitment to equity, representation and inclusion.” Read More
USC Dornsife celebrates dedication and impact of faculty and staff
Eight Albert S. Raubenheimer Awards and five Outstanding Staff Achievement Awards are conferred in recognition of exceptional service. Read More
Lifting the veil on history’s best Gothic literature
The haunting genre provides more than just thrills; it’s also a way for us to explore our perception of reality, says a USC Dornsife English professor. Read More
A key economic region of Southern California faces daunting challenges
As the Inland Empire transforms, and the Latino population grows to 74% by mid-century, USC Dornsife scholars present a path to success. Read More
