Dear USC administration, please stop copying the Israeli government
A perspective from a USC student and an anti-Zionist Israeli Jew about USC’s apartheid regime.
Tag Archive for: genocide
After a year of genocide, what will it take for USC to divest?
The international movement for Palestinian liberation remains steadfast.
Historian speaks about Native American genocide
Benjamin Madley’s book explores US actions toward native peoples 150 years ago.
Shoah Foundation receives first endowed fellowship
Former director Douglas Greenberg and his wife Margee provided the funding for the award.
USC hosts female genocide survivors panel
The women reflected on their experiences and discussed the importance of remembrance.
Art tells genocide stories
Africa’s Hope uses acting and dancing techniques to explore the Rwandan genocide.
Shoah offers tours, class resources
The Shoah Foundation has roughly 52,000 testimonies of Holocaust survivors.
Professor offered book deal from Qaddafi
Richard Dekmejian, a professor of political science, can speak five languages.
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.