USC Dornsife News

Chris Lee, CEO of Kitson, is celebrating the upmarket department store chain’s 15th anniversary by sponsoring a contest to benefit the Joint Educational Project (JEP).

Battling serious health issues worldwide requires a little more ingenuity and a lot more cultural sensitivity. USC Dornsife faculty, students and alumni show you how it’s done.

USC Dornsife’s Economics Department ramps up initiative to connect students with alumni mentors. Activities help students transition from the classroom to the workforce.

USC Dornsife economics alumnus Malcolm Smith’s fierce sense of determination leads him to become Super Bowl XLVIII MVP.

The USC Dornsife Institute for New Economic Thinking will receive funding to strengthen postdoctoral training and collaborate with researchers university-wide.

Alumnus Douglas Keeney’s book Lost in the Pacific unearths the voices of WWII heroes who survived for days — or weeks — after crash-landing in the South Pacific.

The USC Dornsife alumnus was dean of the USC Marshall School of Business for a decade, then became a forward-looking banker.

The USC Dornsife Department of Economics officially launches a new leadership council, and members have been busy bolstering programs and raising funds.

University Professor Michael Waterman has received the prestigious People’s Republic of China Friendship Award during a Beijing ceremony. A few days later, the University of Southern Denmark awarded him an honorary degree.