The awards honor the writers of film and episodic series adaptations, as well as the authors of the works on which they are based.
Marco Aponte-Moreno, an actor and USC Marshall business professor, sets the stage for undergrads to build leadership competency skills essential in the business world.
Shantell Martin, a celebrated visual artist known for her bold black-and-white line drawings, brings a wealth of experience working at the intersection of art, technology and research.
For Judith Shelton, stand-up comedy has the power to heal and humanize.
Independent student group lets Trojans create live theater without the long-term commitment of a full-scale production.
USC scholars explain how the classic A Christmas Carol shaped and preserved the beloved winter holiday.
Trojans have helped bring some of the most memorable holiday classics to life, and they’re still creating new stories that will make lasting memories for years to come.
The holiday special — with no laugh track, low-grade animation and a Bible verse at its heart — seemed destined to fail. USC Marshall’s Stephen Lind explains how it instead became an instant classic.
With Krampus-based movies, comic books and festivities growing in popularity, the scary Alpine holiday legend has gained a firm foothold in America.
USC School of Dramatic Arts faculty members recommend five plays perfect for when the snow is falling and the cold wind blows — or a day at a SoCal beach.
