The annual award, presented by USC Libraries, honors the year’s most accomplished adaptation of the written word for the screen, including both film and television.
Actor Titus Welliver will present the award at Saturday’s star-studded ceremony on the University Park Campus.
Historians may not know much about Silvester’s life, but a USC expert explains why the era he lived in was pivotal for Christianity.
USC scholars explain how the classic A Christmas Carol shaped and preserved the beloved winter holiday.
With Krampus-based movies, comic books and festivities growing in popularity, the scary Alpine holiday legend has gained a firm foothold in America.
As Avatar: Fire and Ash hits theaters, the way USC Dornsife alumnus Paul Frommer created the Na’vi language still resonates.
USC Dornsife’s Stephen Finlay explains how defining your “why” can boost your happiness, well-being and clarity in life.
Whether AI can “think” is a different question than whether it is “intelligent.” A USC expert weighs in.
It’s a bit of a paradox, USC Dornsife’s Emily Anderson notes: Readers often look like they’re all alone, and yet, “you’re with these characters, you’re with the author, you’re in another world.”
The English professor’s novel James offers a searing retelling of a Mark Twain classic — and has now earned fiction’s highest honor.
