When it comes to politics, a dose of comedy can offer some relief from all of the posturing, polarization and news oversaturation, especially during an election year. But can humor also influence our political ideologies?
Researchers look at the road to rudeness and chart a path to more respectful discourse.
In a saga lasting more than 200 years, political parties in the United States have shifted, evolved and — more importantly — persisted.
Five remarkable alumni representing the spectrum of political ideologies carry with them a breadth of lessons garnered from their time at USC Dornsife to undertake storied careers in service to their communities, whether local, regional or national.
Bob Barr started out working for the CIA. His love of politics then led him to serve as a U.S. attorney for Georgia and eventually a Republican U.S. congressman.
A new series featuring faculty from throughout USC aims to slow the spin on campaign rhetoric and explore the important topics emerging from this year’s election.
In honor of Earth Day 2016, USC Dornsife professors from different disciplines discuss how their scholarship intersects with their eco-minded pursuits.
Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivers a series of lectures to undergraduates in an interdisciplinary course on modern leadership.
Former U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords and her husband, U.S. Navy Captain and astronaut Mark Kelly, deliver the 14th annual Carmen and Louis Warschaw Distinguished Lecture.
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