The Fourth of July 1776 marked a pivotal moment in the American Revolution, a revolt that kicked off a global “age of revolution” examined in a new book by USC Dornsife historian Nathan Perl-Rosenthal. Read More
Dive into the rich cultural history, myths and religious traditions surrounding this popular holiday. Read More
For some people, like USC Dornsife mathematician Felicia Tabing, the senses pair up and produce inspired results. Read More
Patwin, spoken by Native Californians for hundreds of years, is severely endangered. USC Dornsife alumnus Lewis Lawyer is hoping to help it survive with a new book of Patwin grammar. Read More
Students learn the art of hanging ten in a course offered through the Department of Physical Education and Mind Body Health. Read More
One of the greatest novelists ever has also become a staple of the silver screen. What explains his continuing appeal? Read More
USC Dornsife alumnus and Navy captain Chris Isleib helped create the first national memorial for World War I veterans, part of a long career spent telling the stories of America’s military. Read More
Evolutionary biologist David Raichlen of USC Dornsife talks about how our brains developed when we began moving long distances and the “runner’s high.” [2¾ min read] Read More
Longtime USC Dornsife chemistry professor Arieh Warshel intertwines personal stories from his life with major milestones in Israeli history and his scientific journey to the Nobel Prize. [2¾ min read] Read More
For many scientists, it’s no longer a question of “if” but “when” we encounter alien life. So, what will happen when humans finally do come face-to-face with E.T. and how will we communicate? [8½ min read] Read More
