USC Dornsife News

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.

The East Asian languages and cultures major simplifies — and personalizes — the process of donating to charity through his app Drops.

The honored humanities scholars bring the number of USC Dornsife academy fellows to 23.

Event hosted by USC Dornsife scholars from the departments of international relations and Slavic languages and literatures inaugurates a new interdisciplinary Central European Studies major.

Creative writing and literature Ph.D. student Safiya Sinclair garners a 2016 Whiting Award for poetry, affording her $50,000 to focus on her art.

USC Dornsife’s new op-ed series highlights faculty in the college who are shaping conversations around today’s most pressing issues.

Through a “Casden Conversation,” Stephen D. Smith of USC Shoah Foundation – the Institute for Visual History and Education and Steven Luckert of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum discuss the power of propaganda in Nazi Germany.

Professor Dana Gioia, California’s poet laureate, discusses his strategy for writing a poem to capture the heart of your Valentine.

Bruce Smith of English and theater helps us put the Bard’s influence into perspective on the quadricentennial of his passing.