"Lost L.A.," a co-production of the University of Southern California Libraries and KCET, received a 2019 Los Angeles Area Emmy Nomination from the Television Academy. "Lost L.A." is a one-of-a-kind collaboration between a public media organization and a major research institution that brings to...Read more

Regional alliance launches K-12 curriculum program based on Emmy-winning Lost L.A. The University of Southern California Libraries announced the launch of the Lost L.A. Curriculum Project, an initiative to develop K-12 curriculum materials based on the Emmy-winning documentary history series, "Lost...Read more

The collection includes 1,200 video recordings of culturally significant dance performances, rehearsals, media productions, and interviews with pioneering choreographers and dance artists.Read more

The libraries joined the Trojan Family in celebrating the academic achievements of exceptional student scholars on May 8-10.Read more

The USC Libraries recently digitized a selection of reel-to-reel audio recordings created by poet Lawrence Lipton during the late 1950s and early 1960s inside his home in “Venice West,” the epicenter of Los Angeles’ beat poetry scene. The project was made possible by generous support from the...Read more