Franita Tolson formally installed as dean of the USC Gould School of Law
Accomplished legal scholar takes the helm as the law school prepares to mark its 125th anniversary.
Life-changing leadership of USC Gould Faculty and Alumni
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Plus more highlights on the achievements and community impact of Gould alumni, faculty and students
Accomplished legal scholar takes the helm as the law school prepares to mark its 125th anniversary.
For an unprecedented six years in a row, the law school has welcomed an academic record-setting JD class.
Comprising the law school’s largest-ever concentration of criminal justice expertise, USC Gould faculty analyze pressing issues and approach research, teachings and practice from multiple lenses.
USC Gould Professor Adam Zimmerman’s groundbreaking research on class actions supports military veterans with disabilities.
USC Gould alumnae find leadership roles at intersection of law, business and public service.
New mentorship program helps position law students for career success, showcasing connections and commitment of Trojan network.
Professor Bernadette Atuahene follows up her research and community organizing with a new book, ‘Plundered: How Racist Policies Undermine Black Homeownership in America.’
Jonathan Barnett examines the erosion of content and technology protections in ‘The Big Steal: Ideology, Interest, and the Undoing of Intellectual Property.’
Gould School of Law recently celebrated Bernadette Atuahene, Jessica Clarke, Aya Gruber and Adam Zimmerman in an installation ceremony.
Gould welcomes Ariel Jurow Kleiman, whose research focuses on tax policies and how they affect low-income households at the local, state and federal levels.
Professor Angela Zhang is a leading scholar whose research focuses on global tech regulation, security issues and AI.
As a visiting assistant professor, Tomer Kenneth explores the intersections of legal and political theory.
Professor Stephen Rich steps into inaugural leadership role at the law school.
Get to know Jordan Barry as he steps into his new role as Gould’s academic vice dean.
Professor Ed McCaffery has become a national expert on explaining the policy and politics of tax.
In partnership with USC international offices, the law school hosted a series of events in Shanghai, Seoul and Tokyo.
Enthusiastic mentor, admissions recruiter, board member and longstanding supporter — Norman Barker (BS 1969, JD 1972) does it all.
Siblings say sharing law school experience makes them feel even more a part of the Trojan Family.
USC Gould hosted its 2024 Bar Admission Ceremony at the historic Bovard Auditorium in December.
New residential and online master’s students represent 37 countries worldwide.
Dean Tolson greeted Gould’s newest undergraduate class and their families.
Her first love was art history. Now Marisa Murillo (JD 2002), an influential Chicago finance attorney, uses her network to get young artists seen.
Thank you to all of the supporters of the USC Gould School of Law.
Dean Tolson sits down with political commentator for Conversation with the Dean series.
Competition included participants from 19 law schools nationwide.
Her paper, “A Theory of Stategraft,” was published in NYU Law Review.
A selection of recent scholarly work and honors at USC Gould.
USC Gould alumni working in public interest sector returned for annual career fair on campus.
Originally from Nigeria, Ifeoluwa Familoye came to USC Gould to advance her legal education and opportunities.
The talk was hosted by Dean Franita Tolson, as part of the Gould Conversation with the Dean series.
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