USC Dornsife News

USC students working through the Joint Educational Project at USC Dornsife help children from Keck Medicine-affiliated families with their studies. [3¾ min read]

According to a new study, the coronavirus’s effects on overall fall semester registration for colleges and universities is minimal, but it is affecting about 1 out of 10 students’ ability to finish their program on time. [4 min read]

As part of USC’s Project Restart, many researchers have been allowed to return to their labs. Now, they’re figuring out how to conduct research in the COVID-19 era. [4½ min read]

Working on the frontlines of the pandemic to keep us safe, the USC Dornsife alumnus answers questions about the novel coronavirus disease. [7 min read]

Through their research on plagues dating back to the late 19th century, USC Dornsife historians discovered striking parallels between the coronavirus pandemic and previous disease outbreaks. [3½ min read]

Nobel laureate and Presidential Professor of Economics at USC Dornsife Angus Deaton and economist Anne Case say the pandemic also exacerbates deaths of despair. [2¼ min read]

As the world confronts the coronavirus pandemic, the WHO agency finds its very financial survival under threat as President Trump blames the organization for the virus’ spread. To what extent can we say that the agency failed to do its job?

USC’s alumni, faculty, students and staff have displayed courage, resilience and Trojan spirit over the past 140 years. [7 min read]

How USC Dornsife beat the odds to transform online learning into a vibrant virtual experience with almost unlimited educational potential.