The USC Dornsife Professor Emeritus discovered “weak localization,” a quantum effect that reveals how electrons move through thin, disordered materials.
As USC Village’s inaugural faculty in residence wrap up their final year in the complex’s residential colleges, they reflect on the community they helped build during their eight-year tenure.
The USC Price assistant professor has spent the last 15 years helping voices of community members be heard in the wake of disasters.
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.”
Mary Andres will soon wrap up more than a quarter of a century of teaching at USC.
The English professor’s novel James offers a searing retelling of a Mark Twain classic — and has now earned fiction’s highest honor.
Anthropologist Hrag Papazian brings a global lens to contemporary Armenian experiences and diasporic life.
Recipients of three Presidential Medallions were also honored on two inspiring evenings filled with an array of celebrated academics.
The astrophysicist and champion of interdisciplinary learning comes to USC from the University of California, Irvine, where he is dean of the School of Physical Sciences.
Mary Helen Immordino-Yang and Anna Krylov are among the select number of scholars, artists, humanitarians and policymakers honored for their outsize contributions to the world of ideas.
