In Memoriam: USC President Emeritus John Randolph “Jack” Hubbard, 92
News Faculty In Memoriam: USC President Emeritus John Randolph “Jack” Hubbard, 92 August 24, 2011… Read More
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A Warm Welcome
The USC Dornsife community greets its freshmen and transfer students with great conversation, delicious food and lots of opportunities. Read More
In Memoriam: Carol Nagy, 72
The psychologist was the first female dean of the Division of Social Sciences and Communication in USC Dornsife and a strong advocate for gender equality. Read More
Clues from Ancient Antioch
The first students in USC Dornsife’s Problems Without Passports’ archaeology course in Turkey look for castle ruins, gravestones and much more. In all, they discover 14 ancient sites. Read More
Tough Crowd
USC Dornsife’s Master of Professional Writing (MPW) program students perform comic monologues in front of the man who blazed the trail: Shelley Berman. Read More
Three USC Dornsife Professors Named Finalists for 2011 SCIBA Book Awards
The Book Awards presented by the Southern California Independent Booksellers Association recognize "incredible literary talent" from the region. Read More
Champion for Education
The daughter of self-educated immigrants, Celia C. Ayala ensures that Los Angeles County’s children receive a quality preschool education even if their parents can’t afford tuition costs. Read More
The Magic of Paris
During Maymester, poets from USC Dornsife immersed themselves in the culture of the City of Light and emerged stronger writers. Read More
Mellon Mays Program Mentors Minority Students
News Faculty Mellon Mays Program Mentors Minority Students ByDiane Anderson July 19, 2011… Read More
Understanding Pentecostalism’s Global Impact
USC Dornsife’s Center for Religion and Civic Culture utilizes its $6.9 million grant to research the world’s fastest growing religious movements: charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity. Read More
