USC Dornsife News

USC College’s Donald Miller chronicles the religion that first took hold in Los Angeles 100 years ago.

USC College’s Anthony Kemp talks about “What Matters to Me and Why.”

Historian Lisa Bitel of USC College studies religious practice past and present to find the roots of belief.

Jack Miles, author of God: A Biography, opens USC College’s School of International Relations conference with a spirited speech.

A magnum opus on anti-Semitic propaganda will culminate decades of scholarship by USC College professor and rare books collector Moshe Lazar.

Interfaith leaders challenge a Doheny Library audience to examine the practical role of morality in contemporary life.

Professors Kinder, Deverell, Zuckerman and Miller head a USC interactive project recounting California’s vibrant diversity.

The USC expert on Islamic culture delves into the cross between economics and religion, expounding on the Middle East, democratic rights and the stance against America.

The impact of religion in global policies will be explored in a new USC College program funded by a Luce Foundation grant.