Welcome to Our Website Support Hub

Here, you’ll find everything you need to create your USC Dornsife website. That includes design and technical support, access to a vibrant community via our Slack channel, and a rich library of resources to guide your work. Explore our image library, get help refining your messaging, dive into training tutorials, and ensure your work meets accessibility standards. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to update your site, we’re here to help.

Two USC Dornsife students on their laptops sit together talking.

Website Features

In 2023, the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences website relaunched with a new design including its appearance and the underlying content management system that it operates on. Our site had not undergone a comprehensive upgrade in more than a decade, and the new site vastly improves the experience for all visitors.

Some of the features of the new website include:

Flexible Design

A contemporary design that’s easier to navigate plus a library of web design components that allows web editors to customize sites within our design structure and brand guidelines.

WordPress Platform

Adoption of WordPress for our content management system (CMS), which is more secure, easier to operate and more flexible than our previous CMS.

Accessibility

Design that meets ADA accessibility standards, a federal requirement that websites are designed to be accessible for people with disabilities.

Better Search

Improved search functionality within our site and enhanced ability for Google searches to find content on our website.

Need Photos for Your Website?

Find photos of the USC Dornsife community and our campus in our image library.

Two students sit on the floor with their laptops and books studying.
Students sit outside talking next to a fountain on campus.
Campus scene of buildings and reflecting pool.
Professor Vahe Peroomian holds a globe while lecturing in Stabler Hall.
A student wearing googles and a lab coat works with test tubes in a science laboratory.
Students meet for class in the USC Special Collections. A small statue of Tommy Trojan is in the foreground of the photograph.

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