The USC Thornton Composition faculty member received the award in honor of his significant artistic achievements.
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USC Thornton Faculty Member Premieres Work at New York Philharmonic
USC Thornton Composition faculty member Nina C. Young premiered “Tread Softly” at New York Philharmonic on February 5, with three additional performances through February 11.
USC School of Dramatic Arts Adapts to the Future
As the landscape of dramatic arts changes, USC’s acting, design, technical direction and musical theatre programs evolve along with it.
Department of Medicine Launches USC’s First Art Therapy Institute
The program will offer patients the opportunity to participate in expressive arts in a variety of settings, as well as develop art therapy educational programs for USC students.
USC Roski’s Expanded Grad Facility Located in L.A.’s Arts District
The move will bring the school’s three advanced degree programs together and provide additional state-of-the-art amenities for the artists, designers and scholars.
New Crop of International Arts Fellows Comes to USC
Ten students enrolled in five of USC’s graduate arts programs are the latest members of a program that enables them to focus on their craft while exploring L.A.’s artist community.
From USC Soundstage to Sundance and Beyond
Amri Rigby ’19 won a Sundance Film Festival award and shot a documentary with Werner Herzog in Peru. Now he’s off to Uganda as a Fulbright Scholar.
Creating an International Arts Community In Los Angeles
The USC International Artist Fellowship Program enables emerging artists from around the world to pursue graduate study at any of USC’s six arts schools.
USC Fisher Museum of Art Acquires an Unorthodox Collection
The Rogolsky Collection is comprised of more than 700 pieces by artists from the Americas and Eastern Europe.
USC Establishes Sixth Arts School
The USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance is dedicated to a new model for dance—a hybrid form expressed in new media, scholarship, studio practice, music, choreography and performance.