USC Dornsife News

Alumnus Jamie Brisbin, a participant in the USC Wrigley Institute’s “Catalina Semester” program, today works as a pararescueman for the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command.

Alumnus Ravi Iyer uses his doctoral degree in psychology to work at the intersection of data science and moral psychology.

USC Dornsife creative writing alumna Angela Flournoy ’07 weaves together her fascination with history, the city of Detroit and the bonds of family in her debut novel, The Turner House.

Fourteen exceptional USC Dornsife students and alumni have been selected for the prestigious Fulbright Fellowship, awarded for academic achievement and commitment to cultural engagement.

These three alumni are bona fide pioneers, either venturing into gender-imbalanced professional territories — and excelling — or forgoing a secure gig to find a true calling.

Kaitlin Solimine ’06 discovers she is both lost and found in China.

An excerpt from alumna Laila Lalami’s new book, The Moor’s Account, offers a fresh perspective on the ill-fated 16­th-century de Narváez expedition through the eyes of the first black explorer in America.

Financial expert Akir Gutierrez grew up in a neighborhood adjacent to USC and credits much of his success to his long-standing relationship with the campus.