In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, a wave of anti-Asian violence has risen
USC experts discuss the recent murders in Atlanta, a surge in violence against people of Asian descent, and what can be done about it. [5 min read] Read More
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Viet Thanh Nguyen’s latest work is a nonfiction companion to his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel
USC Dornisfe’s Viet Thanh Nguyen delivers an acclaimed nonfiction work on the Vietnam War that raises questions about the ethics of memory as he explores how different countries remember the conflict. Read More
75 years later, USC Dornsife faculty members reflect on the legacy of Pearl Harbor
Experts in international relations, history and American studies and ethnicity find that some lessons stemming from the “Day of Infamy” still apply. Read More
Right On Track
A graduate from the inaugural class of USC Dornsife’s American studies and ethnicity doctoral program, Laura Barraclough ’06 has accepted a tenure-track faculty appointment at Yale University. Read More
Fighting for Inclusion
USC Dornsife’s Nayan Shah has recently won the 2012 Norris and Carol Hundley Prize for his second book, Stranger Intimacy. Read More
