Thinking Ahead
At USC Dornsife, “What if?” becomes what’s next.
Our researchers take the lead in fields that are just beginning to reveal tremendous promise. By investing in emerging areas of scholarship — from quantum computing to climate change communication to the frameworks for developing ethical A.I. — new possibilities become more than aspirations; they unfold in real-time, right here.
A Look Back
That first visit to campus. Class with a favorite professor. All night study sessions. Making lifelong friends. The Class of 2025 shares their most memorable moments as a USC Dornsife student.
Class of 2025 Graduates Reflect on Their Memories
Spotlight on Our Grads
The USC Dornsife Class of 2025 is making their mark. Read about their aspirations and achievements.
In the News
Legally Blind Magician Uncovers His True Purpose at USC Dornsife
Mixing his passion for magic with his academic studies, graduating cognitive science major Tyler Gibgot learns he can help others find their own brand of magic.
From Student to Science Communicator
USC Dornsife graduating senior Srikar Kolluru spent his undergraduate years translating scientific research into compelling stories — and inspiring his peers to do the same.
Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch ’93 to Deliver USC Dornsife Commencement Address
The physics alumnus behind Vogue, The New Yorker and Vanity Fair returns to his alma mater to celebrate the Class of 2025.
Celebrating the Class of 2025
Find everything you need to know about
the Friday, May 16, 2025,
USC Dornsife Academic School Ceremony.
USC Dornsife’s Percival Everett Wins 2025 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
The English professor’s novel James offers a searing retelling of a Mark Twain classic — and has now earned fiction’s highest honor.
James Bullock Named Dean of the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
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.
Curiosity at Work
Stand Out, Together
At USC Dornsife you’ll study the things you love the most. You’ll explore ideas that you’ve never thought about before. You’ll learn how to make sense of the world from all different angles. And, as part of our community, you will help to define a dynamic academic environment focused on improving lives and the world around us.
Meet the Students
USC Dornsife students demonstrate an impressive combination of academic excellence, accomplishment, creativity, and hard work. Each and every student is hand-selected because they bring something special and unique to our community.
A Brighter Future
Isabella Pangilinan Environmental Studies majorUSC Dornsife student Isabella Pangilinan is passionate about finding solutions to some of our world’s most pressing challenges. The multidisciplinary courses offered through her major are preparing her for a career in environmental law.
The Power of “And”
Joshua Senior Biological Sciences major, East Asian Languages and Cultures minorUSC Dornsife student Joshua Senior is studying to become a neurosurgeon. He explains how his liberal arts education at USC Dornsife prepares him for his career goals – and for life.
A Trojan Family Like No Other
Victoria Quon-Chow Human Biology major, Nutrition and Health Promotion minorAs a student at USC Dornsife, Victoria Quon-Chow is bouyed by the support of the Trojan Family as she prepares to become a doctor.
Unprecedented Access to Academic Expertise
Public Exchange fast-tracks collaboration between academic researchers and the public and private sectors to define, analyze, and solve complex problems that organizations face. Through our first-of-kind model, we amplify social impact by making academic expertise more easily accessible than ever before.
Stand Out With Purpose
Watch as USC Dornsife professors read their students’ feedback and react in real time.
USC Dornsife
A few scenes from our Ph.D. hooding ceremony.
Congratulations to these 150 USC Dornsife scholars for attaining the highest level of academic achievement! A moment of pride absolutely shared by your faculty advisors and all of our guests today.
