USC Gould’s Center for Sports, Entertainment, Media & Technology Law and the Mozilla Foundation convene artists, legal experts and tech leaders to examine creative ownership, artist protections and laws shaping AI’s future.
At the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Ryan Linkof PhD ’11 is expanding ideas about art that he first explored at USC.
One-night-only concert reimagines Stevie Wonder’s landmark album, bringing together acclaimed guest vocalists with students, faculty and alumni of the music school.
The Tony-nominated choreographer and founder of Camille A. Brown & Dancers will bring her artistry to the school starting in fall 2027.
The actor, singer, dancer, educator and director with a string of Broadway and regional credits brings his range of experience to the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
A USC School of Dramatic Arts student's gift for connection has grown into a nationwide movement that has now come home.
USC School of Dramatic Arts students and alumni will perform at the world's largest performing arts festival, which starts Friday.
Paul R. Williams: An Architect Considered includes rarely seen archival material and commissioned works by leading contemporary artists, architects and filmmakers.
Professor of Cinematic Arts Holly Willis is exploring ways to use AI as a creative experience.
The USC School of Dramatic Arts is preparing its students to use AI in a changing creative environment.
![“I encounter a lot of people [in Los Angeles' cultural space] who have some connection to USC — the university tends to create a nice environment for networking within the culture industries,” Linkof says. (USC Photo/Caleb Griffin)](https://today.usc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/linkof_crop-320x180.jpg)
