Author Russell Banks and filmmaker Atom Egoyan discuss the excitement of using history as a subject for literature and film.
November 23
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The artist's work from the last 30 years spans paintings, Polaroids, video and interactive technologies.
A session with the principal harpist of the San Diego Symphony, who has established herself as one of today's most prominent young harpists.
Author Russell Banks and filmmaker Atom Egoyan discuss the challenges and excitement of using history as a subject for literature and film.
On November 24, 1859, the world changed. With the publication of a small volume, the modern world unfurled its banner.
USC College's Laurie Brand and other Middle East scholars explore the meanings of charisma and liberation in the Muslim world.
A conversation about texts and power in the Ottoman, Habsburg, Holy Roman, French and Russian empires.
A screening the official Beijing 2008 Olympics documentary is followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Gu Jun.
An evening with the playwright and poet, whose play Braided Sorrow won the 2009 PEN Center Literary Award for Drama.
Dean James Ellis and expert panelists consider the future of leadership itself, on the other side of the global economic crisis.
The lunch series welcomes speaker Heather Larabee, assistant dean of Student Affairs and director of Campus Activities.