Obituaries

The USC Dornsife Professor Emeritus challenged conventional wisdom on economic growth and well-being.

Wilson was one of the first philosophers to take a critical interest in cinema, writing several influential books on the subject.

Long ruled the shot put world in the 1960s, winning three consecutive NCAA titles and the gold medal at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.

Robinson, one of the Trojans’ most popular and successful football coaches, won 74% of his games during two coaching stints at USC.

The professor emeritus helped launch many of the engineering school’s most noteworthy departments and initiatives.

A human anatomy and sports psychology teacher for four decades, Callaghan played a key role in USC’s commencement and convocation ceremonies.

The USC Rossier School of Education is named in honor of the lifelong educator.

Krieger’s boundless curiosity and fierce intellect drove him to study everything from physics to urban planning.

The USC Dornsife Professor Emerita’s influential writing emphasized the importance of post-war and contemporary writers.

Contributions by “Zandy” to USC included key support of the Center for Visual Anthropology and establishment of primatologist Jane Goodall’s professorship.