Experts discuss, host exhibits about Los Angeles’ past
The Los Angeles Archives Bazaar explored the city’s past through examining documents, posters and maps on campus Saturday.
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Nader urges activism
Political activist Ralph Nader encourages students to use education for civic engagement.
Fractal art structure debuts at Doheny
Doheny unveils an oragami structure, a result of a collaborative effort between USC students, faculty and neighboring schools.
Event covers transition from grad student to professor
USC alumna and newly hired professor Michal Temkin Martinez speaks about her experience.
Lessons from the past
Steven Lamy, a professor of international relations, speaks at Doheny Memorial Library on Tuesday about international relations and linguistics preserving the legacies of past empires and creating new ethical and cultural dilemmas. The event was part of the Dornsife Commons.
Professor explores Native American roots in book
English professor David Treuer says many Native Americans are prone to writing tragedies.
No strings attached
Sarah Davis, a graduate student studying harp performance, presents a public master class in the Intellectual Commons at Doheny Memorial Library on Thursday. Davis performed works by composers Guiseppe Verdi, Richard Strauss, Hector Berlioz and Gustav Mahler.
Doheny features exhibit on civil rights
The display is on the second floor of the library in the Special Collections case.
$30 million donated to build new hall
Alumna Verna B. Dauterive said the building will honor her late husband Peter W. Dauterive.
Kip Fulbeck discusses race, identity
Fulbeck said his son inspired him to make art about weird things he found in everyday life.