USC Dornsife News

USC team to study some of Earth’s smallest organisms in some of the ocean’s darkest depths.

A small North-African legume may contribute to sustainable agriculture.

USC College’s Distinguished Professor Emeritus was an expert on nuclear chemistry as well as a peace activist.

USC College Dean Howard Gillman announces new event series the College Commons.

The award-winning physicist in USC College was a classical music aficionado who played the violin.

Seafloor bacteria are more abundant and diverse than previously thought, according to a new study by USC College’s Katrina Edwards.

Dana and David Dornsife donate $1 million to fund the top research priorities for Brain and Creativity Institute.

For geologist Jeffrey Wilson ’76, it takes more than just a pick and shovel to strike it rich. These days, gold exploration is as much about satellite imaging, computers, graduate degrees and, oddly enough, a good dose of international diplomacy.