USC Dornsife News

As its faculty grows, gaining renowned scholars, USC Dornsife’s School of Philosophy is rapidly rising to the top of the field.

Students gain a unique perspective on a diverse and vibrant Southern California community through an immersive Maymester experience.

USC Dornsife’s Samuel Steinberg of Spanish and Portuguese reexamines the student movement — and massacre — of Mexico 1968 in an effort to recover its lost legacy.

Dyer’s genre-defying new collection of essays explores “the power that some places exert and why we go to them.” In a series of videos and interview excerpts, the award-winning author shares more about his new book, some of his greatest influences and his advice for those aspiring to be a writer.

“Writing in the Community” allows undergraduates to work with community partners to tell their organizations’ important stories.

More than 60,000 members of the Trojan Family united on the University Park Campus for USC’s 133rd commencement ceremony.

Meet 13 USC Dornsife students and alumni who have received Fulbright fellowships and will be teaching and conducting research in locations throughout the world.

The USC Global Leadership Summit featured some of the world’s foremost authorities on economics deliberating government financial accountability in the wake of the Greek debt crisis.

USC Dornsife’s Ph.D. hooding ceremony takes place May 12 at Cromwell Field. This year, doctoral degrees will be issued to 156 graduates — including these two exceptional scholars.