Dornsife adds minor in Iranian studies
New Persian culture courses will accompany existing Farsi language classes.
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Scholars to use academics on global stage
The Dornsife Scholars Program is one of the first uses of the Dornsife’s historic gift, Lamy said.
Student input influences administration
USC Dornsife hosted a forum for students to discuss the search for a new dean.
Dornsife to add minor about Iran
The university has continued with its initiative to increase studies about global issues.
Ending Baccalaureate/M.D. program harmful
Eliminating the degree program is a poor decision by Dornsife/Keck.
Tragedies
David Lloyd, a professor of English and comparative literature at the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts & Sciences, speaks to students about the genocide of non-Irish people in Ireland at the time of the Irish Potato Famine. About 20 people attended the discussion.
USC College gets renamed
The renaming ceremony for the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences hits a snag.
Dornsifes honored for their donation
The College of Letters, Arts, & Sciences has been re-named after Dana and David Dornsife.
Kotlowitz to visit Dornsife College
Award-winning journalist and author of There Are No Children Here, Alex Kotlowitz, will be presented today by the USC Dornsife College and USC Spectrum. Kotlowitz was a staff writer at The Wall Street Journal from 1984 to 1993 after freelancing for five years, whereupon he wrote for multiple magazines. Currently he contributes to The New York Times magazine and […]