Arts

The estate of John H. Mitchell’s late wife, Patricia, bolsters entertainment industry education through a new major gift.

Be afraid, be very afraid — and watch these 10 must-see horror films from the minds of USC School of Cinematic Arts graduates.

For decades, local students have gained confidence and skills through the 24th Street Theatre program, which is supported by USC’s Good Neighbors Campaign.

VIDEO: The new exhibit explores the noted artist’s longtime fascination with gunpowder.

The author and USC Dornsife professor explores how political discourse misses the mark on the mixed-race experience in the United States.

The renowned directing professor’s collections will give insight to the television business of the last 50 years.

Cassie Shao ’19, developed her dreamy visual language while studying animation at USC School of Cinematic Arts.

Associate Professor Annette Miae Kim excels as a public policy expert and an accomplished artist.

Rare photographs and historical materials bring to life Mei Lan-Fang’s legendary 1930 tour of the United States and his brief visit to USC.

STORY AND VIDEO: A ONE Archives exhibit running during LGBTQ+ History Month and beyond explores the early role sci-fi fandom and occult interests played in creating community.