USC Dornsife News

Joseph Dane and John Carlos Rowe of USC Dornsife create a new platform, FreeReadPress.com, to make publishing easier and improve access for readers.

Led by Ivette Gomez of Spanish and Portuguese, a group of 21 USC undergraduates from diverse majors spent two weeks exploring the island nation.

This Maymester, students traveled to Salvador and São Paulo to learn about the cultures of Brazil and Portuguese-speaking Africa.

USC Dornsife’s Samuel Steinberg of Spanish and Portuguese reexamines the student movement — and massacre — of Mexico 1968 in an effort to recover its lost legacy.

USC Dornsife undergraduate students ventured to myriad Latino eateries throughout Los Angeles to practice their Spanish, get a flavor of Hispanic food and culture, and learn about food-related issues in their community.

Students may find an edge in the academic marketplace in this new program that redefines doctoral studies in the humanities.