Will Los Angeles, once a pioneering aviation hub, become America's future spaceport? That's the question our former Discovery Fellow Geoff Manaugh addresses in a new story for The Atlantic. His article features a 1920 photo from our collections of an early L.A. airport, DeMille Field at Wilshire/Fairfax, near where LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art now stands.

Congratulations to all of USC's talented 2018 graduates! Here's how we helped celebrate their academic success during last week's #uscgrad festivities.

On Friday, May 18, we'll livestream our daylong symposium celebrating the life and work of William Vennard, chair of USC’s voice department from 1950–1971 and a pioneer in the science and pedagogy of singing. Follow along at the YouTube link below.

Last Friday, we hosted a luncheon to honor the 22 most recent graduates of our USC MMLIS Online Program with USC Marshall School of Business.

Dana Gioia, USC Judge Widney Professor of Poetry and Public Culture and Poet Laureate of California, delivered the keynote address.

This Friday, we host a one-day symposium celebrating the life and work of William Vennard, chair of USC's voice department from 1950–1971, and a pioneer in the science and pedagogy of singing.