USC Dornsife News

Experts examine NATO’s history and whether the alliance should be strengthened, transformed or even retired.

Scholars explore the perennially popular playwright and the reasons behind his staying power.

A PhD in history from USC Dornsife — and a boost from the Trojan Family — led Christina Copland to a career as a genealogist at Ancestry.com.

Gifting roses and celebrating love on Valentine’s Day are now a normal part of courtship, but the history behind these choices may surprise you.

How early American immigrants’ beliefs and writings are often misquoted or taken out of context by GOP candidates for the nation’s highest office.

Many L.A. points of interest are hitting their centenary this year. Historian Phil Ethington explains how the 1920’s shaped today’s City of Angels.

Hailing from Zimbabwe, Admire Mseba focuses on sub-Saharan Africa’s history and helps students see parallels between U.S. and African civil rights efforts.

USC scholars are using virtual reality and augmented reality technologies to bring historical objects and locations to life.

The USC Dornsife senior hopes to use his social policy experience in legislative work or community organizing before going to law school.