USC Dornsife News

Despite the conflict in her home country, junior Anastasiia Slivina stays strong for her family and her teammates.

USC Dornsife athlete scholars pursue their passion for competitive sports along with degrees in fields from archaeology to neuroscience.

The hoops team, including several team members studying at USC Dornsife, uses its platform to inspire local kids and help others in need as part of Trojan Outreach, USC’s community volunteer program for student-athletes. [5 min read]

The Guadalajara-born athlete will go pro in Europe for a few years, then return to USC for a master’s degree.

Dave Salo, USC Dornsife alumnus and USC Head Swim Coach, describes why the secret to great coaching is thinking like a scholar.

Performances by USC Dornsife students mark the first top 10 finishes for both USC men’s and women’s track squads since 2009.

A 25-year study led by USC Dornsife sociology and gender studies researchers finds that TV sports segments and ESPN’s SportsCenter barely acknowledge female athletes.

In tribute to the USC Dornsife alumnus, USC mascot Traveler walks as riderless horse, the traditional symbol of a fallen soldier.

USC launches Louis Zamperini Scholarship, an annual award to go to a male or female track and field athlete who best epitomizes the Trojan legend.