Observing and talking with USC Dornsife students and Norwood Street Elementary School children, USC President C. L. Max Nikias experienced firsthand the many benefits of YSP, operated in conjunction with USC Dornsife's Joint Educational Project.
Students in the USC Dornsife course "Case Studies in Modern Leadership" get advice from Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.
High school students throughout the New York metropolitan area utilized the new online educational resource IWitness — then met Roman Kent, one of the Holocaust survivors featured in the archive.
USC students nab first, fourth, fifth and eighth place in the University of Pennsylvania’s Quaker Classic Tournament. Best Attorney and Best Witness honors went to USC Dornsife students.
Seeking one's authentic self doesn't necessarily mean it's you against the world. We're all in it together, say panelists during "The Authentic Self" discussion, part of a conversations series organized by USC Dornsife’s Levan Institute for Humanities and Ethics.
Ambassador Robert King spoke about human rights issues in North Korea in an event sponsored by the USC Korean Studies Institute housed in USC Dornsife.
British Academy award winner Michael Apted discusses how to use real-life survival stories in film during USC Shoah Foundation Institute's Student Voices Master Class.
Hall-of-fame astronaut and USC alumnus Jerry Carr presented mathematics and physics major Simca Bouma with a $10,000 scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.
A revolutionary upheaval in Russia comes to life through a fascinating collection of satirical journals now on display at the USC Doheny Memorial Library.
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