USC band to make Walt Disney Concert Hall debut on Friday
The USC Concert Band will present Six: The Musical In Concert in conjunction with the USC School of Dramatic Arts. The USC Trojan Marching Band, USC Song Leaders and USC Spirit Leaders also will perform.
USC ranked No. 1 film school by The Hollywood Reporter
The USC School of Cinematic Arts’ facilities, new cinematography fund and upcoming Wicked class receive special praise.
Hollywood exec credits Trojan network as a key to his success
Alum Brent Weinstein reflects on the value of his USC Marshall education, his road to CAA's senior leadership team and the bright future of new media in Hollywood.
Sparks Center expands community through creative partnerships
Highlights include successful partnerships with two outside organizations.
Experts examine future of art education, research and policy at USC symposium
The event, hosted by the Center for Music, Brain and Society at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, was part of the Los Angeles County Arts and Health Week.
Trojan connection leads grad from music industry to USC Marshall
After a nearly 10-year gap to work in the music industry, Grant Bozigian brings his collegiate journey to an end with a degree from USC Marshall.
Theatre Students Association provides a collective voice for Trojans in the dramatic arts
“Our goal is to help uplift student voices and student needs, and to communicate with faculty about ... how we can improve student lives,” says the group’s president, Isadora Swann.
Small-town Canadian filmmaker makes leap of faith into USC producing program
When Matt Chenuz set his sights on becoming a successful film and TV producer, he knew he would have to leave Canada. So he applied to what he called the “best producing program in the world.”
Arts and Healthy Aging Center Fund launched with $2.5M gift, $1M matching opportunity
Gift and matching challenge from the Leonard and Sophie Davis Fund supports the study of artistic engagement and the aging process.
For the members of Second Nature Improv, there is a method to the madness
The independent student group has built its reputation on mastering “the Harold,” an intricate form of long-form improv that transforms into an interconnected web of scenes, characters and games.
