Science has laid bare the human genome in its entirety, giving researchers, clinicians and each of us extraordinary access to our genetic blueprint — and the promise and problems that come with it.
As its faculty grows, gaining renowned scholars, USC Dornsife’s School of Philosophy is rapidly rising to the top of the field.
A Levan Institute Coffeehouse Conversation on Practical Ethics event presents a panel of experts from USC speaking on the death penalty.
Even Ralph Wedgwood’s first name is interesting. It sums up “the quirky historical contingency and poetry of language, in one sonorous monosyllable,” says the USC Dornsife philosopher.
Within a few years, USC Dornsife’s School of Philosophy has skyrocketed to No. 11 from 46 in the national Philosophical Gourmet Report rankings.
