USC Dornsife News

USC Dornsife alumna, actress and activist América Ferrera delivers the keynote address during the 40th anniversary celebration of USC Dornsife’s Joint Educational Project (JEP).

USC Dornsife’s Steven Lamy travels to Reykjavik, Iceland, to present his views on Arctic security surrounding climate change during the first global forum to discuss cooperation on major issues impacting the region.

As the world focuses on the crisis in Syria, USC Dornsife experts on the Middle East discuss the recent events and their implications in the broader political and cultural context.

USC Dornsife undergraduate Melia Albrecht knows the only way to make an impact is by getting involved.

International relations alumna Pamela Mizuno ’10 spent a week volunteering with a Costa Rican coffee farming cooperative as part of her employer EY’s Earthwatch Ambassadors program.

USC Dornsife undergraduates traveled to Egypt and Turkey in June to study religion, democracy and civil society for a Problems Without Passports course. They witnessed real-time democratic protests in both countries.

With Freshman Orientation in full throttle, Lillian Insalata of University Communications caught up with a few incoming USC Dornsife undergraduates.

International relations major Erica Berger ’09 has distinguished herself in a media career focused on news, storytelling and social good, garnering the attention of Forbes magazine.

Led by USC Dornsife’s Saori Katada, the inaugural Maymester trip to Singapore gave students a first-hand opportunity to learn about United States relations with Southeast Asia.