The Center for Transnational Law & Business hosted a panel on the Japan FTC's smartphone act regulation, feat. #USCGould Prof. Daniel Sokol; Sayako Takizawa of Univ. of Tokyo; Felicity Day of Google; Tatsuya Tsunoda of Nishimura & Asahi; and Yusuke Takamiya of Mori Hamada & Matsumoto #GouldDiscourse

A $5M Trojan gift for a fairer, kinder world. The new Gilbert Center at @gould.usc.edu will advance justice and protect human rights around the world.

The Center for Law, History and Culture welcomed @caltech.edu Professor Jennifer Jahner at its recent workshop to discuss her recent work detailing the investigations into Cecily Chaumpaigne's famous 1380 quitclaim on Geoffrey Chaucer. #GouldDiscourse

The Center for Law and Social Science welcomed UC Berkeley Professor Reed Walker to its Monday workshop series to discuss his recent work on the relationships between air pollution, income and wealth. #GouldDiscourse

The Center for Law, History and Culture welcomed University of Baltimore Law Professor John Bessler to its Workshop series on Wednesday, where he discussed his recent work on the influence of Italian thinkers on American penal reform. #GouldDiscourse

The #USCGould Faculty Workshop welcomed University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Mitchell Berman at its Thursday workshop series to discuss chapters from his upcoming book on a theory of constitutional interpretation dubbed organic pluralism. #GouldDiscourse

The Cambridge/USC Virtual Antitrust Workshop series welcomed ASU Professor Brooke Smith on Thursday, presenting her work on market power. #GouldDiscourse

Film. Music. Sports. Gaming. Tech. With a new center at @gould.usc.edu, students can train for the legal careers shaping the world’s fastest-growing industries.

The Center for Law and Social Science (CLASS) welcomed #USCGould Professor Abby Wood during its Monday workshop series to speak about her recent work on how industries gain political favors. #GouldDiscourse

The Center for Law and Social Science (CLASS) Workshop Series welcomed UCLA Professor Andrew Verstein on Monday to discuss his recent work on creating a database of entity formations in the United States. #GouldDiscourse

#USCGould Professor Angela Zhang presented her research on global tech regulation during Thursday's Faculty Workshop. #GouldDiscourse

The Center for Law and Social Science welcomed #USCGould Vice Dean Jordan Barry at its workshop on Monday, where he discussed his upcoming work on the role of law in the aftermath of AI regulation. #GouldDiscourse

#USCGould Professor Terry Allen presented his work on policing in school settings during last week's Faculty Workshop series. #GouldDiscourse

#USCGould welcomed UCLA Professor Lynn Vavreck at Monday's Center for Law and Social Science (CLASS) Workshop, where she discussed a chapter from her latest book on the 2020 election. #GouldDiscourse

President Kim, Provost, deans, former Governor Schwarzenegger + democracy — hear why your voice matters. #DemocracyDay

The Center for Law, History & Culture welcomed #USCGould Professor Mugambi Jouet at its Wednesday workshop, to discuss his work to broaden understanding of the modern Western world. #GouldDiscourse

#USC Professor John Matsusaka spoke at the CLASS Workshop on Monday, discussing his work on citizen assemblies in the ancient Mediterranean world and how those democracies managed equal representation. #GouldDiscourse

The Cambridge/USC Virtual Antitrust Workshop series returned for the academic year on Thursday, featuring Sam Weinstein of @cardozolaw.bsky.social, presenting his work on how antitrust enforcement impacts venture capital. #GouldDiscourse

#USCGould Faculty Workshops resumed for the 2025-2026 academic year on Thursday, featuring Professor Scott Altman's recent work on parental rights. #GouldDiscourse

The USC Center for Law, History & Culture kicked off its 2025-2026 Workshop series today with UCLA School of Law Professor Alexander Arnold, who discussed his work on the history of the roots of common law truth-seeking. #GouldDiscourse

#USCGould Professor Angela Zhang's work on China's regulation of AI was featured in The Economist. Read more (subscription required): www.economist.com/internationa...

Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, #USCGould Prof. Bernadette Atuahene detailed in @newsweek.com how the natural disaster's disproportionate impact on African American neighborhoods mirrors Detroit's property tax foreclosure crisis, like a "hurricane with no water." gould.law/3I3Fj5g

The research that saves lives, sparks innovation and drives change is happening right now. Thanks to Big Ten universities, solutions are being delivered to help communities grow, thrive and overcome challenges.

The Center for Law and Social Science (CLASS) kicked off its workshop series for the 2025-2026 academic year on Monday with #USCGould Professor Mike Simkovic, to talk about his research into the trend of companies going private after bankruptcy. #GouldDiscourse

#USCGould has launched the Center for Sports, Entertainment, Media & Technology Law, an interdisciplinary hub designed to prepare students for careers at the intersection of law, business and innovation, under the leadership of Jeff Schneider. Read more: gould.law/3V62ajr

Congratulations to our new interim President and fellow #USCGould lecturer!

Please join us in welcoming Prof. @douglasemhoff.bsky.social to #USCGould! As an accomplished attorney and JD Class of 1990 alum, we are thrilled to have the former U.S. Second Gentleman join us as a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law. Read more: gould.law/4ngSVKb

Congrats to the new USC Trustees!

#USCGould celebrated a milestone on May 16 with its 125th commencement ceremony, including 227 graduates earning a Juris Doctor and 28 graduates receiving a B.S. in Legal Studies. Read more about the Class of 2025: gould.law/4jlH2iQ

“The practice of law is more than a mechanical application of rules; it’s a vocation, and a forward-looking one, at that.” @gould.usc.edu USC Gould Law 2025 gould.usc.edu/news/class-o...

USC grads & families! Don’t miss the biggest night of the year! Join thousands at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to celebrate your graduation journey. This isn’t just Commencement - it’s a memory in the making. 🎇 🎟️ Make sure to check your ticket app for tickets: uscne.ws/tickets.

Online conference beginning tomorrow!

The Faculty Workshop Series recently hosted Visiting #USCGould Professor Jake Charles (@jacobdcharles.bsky.social) of Pepperdine Law, to discuss his work on identifying, classifying and implementing ancillary constitutional rights. #GouldDiscourse

Listen as #USCGould Professor Aya Gruber breaks down the legal issues at play in the Sean Combs trial on @npr.org: www.npr.org/2025/05/11/1...

#USCGould Professor Mugambi Jouet spoke at a recent Faculty Workshop, presenting his work on American exceptionalism through an interdisciplinary historiography and intellectual history. #GouldDiscourse

The Center for Law and Social Science welcomed Professor Adi Leibovitch of @hebrewuniversity.bsky.social recently, to discuss her recent work on the cascading consequences of how court decisions affect future case outcomes. #GouldDiscourse

USC Gould Professor @profatuahene.bsky.social spoke on two LA Times Festival of Books panels last weekend at @usc.edu: “Unequal Ground: The Silent War Against the Poor and Marginalized” and “Social Movements, and Political Histories.” Learn more about her new book: gould.law/42pSh52 #GouldDiscourse

"American policymakers warn that whoever dominates AI will gain decisive economic, national security and military advantages. Beijing, however, may have quietly concluded that being a close second will serve its interests better." —Prof. Angela Zhang in @financialtimes.com www.ft.com/content/bdfd...

The Center for Law and Philosophy welcomed Professor Nicolas Cornell of @umichlaw.bsky.social at its final in-person workshop of the semester today, to discuss his work on property law, ownership and society's relationship with land. #GouldDiscourse

Thank you LA Times for the nice write up ✌🏾 www.latimes.com/b2b/law-lega...

The Center for Law and Social Sciences (CLASS) welcomed Professor Alon Harel of Hebrew University (@hebrewuniversity.bsky.social) today to discuss his work on the importance of constitutional law being recognized as important. #GouldDiscourse

#USCGould Visiting Assistant Professor Tomer Kenneth (@tkenneth.bsky.social) presented his recent work on factual conclusions and precedents during Thursday's Faculty Workshop. #GouldDiscourse

Today, the USC Center for Law, History and Culture welcomed University of Glasgow (@uofgsocsci.bsky.social) Professor Nasar Meer (@nasarmeer.bsky.social) to discuss his work on the racialization of religion during its final workshop event of the year. #GouldDiscourse

“I don’t understand why he can’t tell you what the projects are.” — #USCGould Prof. Deepika Sharma on leader of LA housing agency, in @latimes.com today (Subscription may be required) www.latimes.com/homeless-hou...

The USC Center for Law and Social Science on Monday hosted @ucisocialecology.bsky.social Professor Pia Dietze to discuss her work on the effects of remote work on first-generation students. The workshop was jointly sponsored by the Social Psychology Brown Bag Series. #GouldDiscourse

USC Gould CTLB recently held a webinar about the efforts to create effective monopoly standards in antitrust, feat. #USCGould Prof. D. Daniel Sokol; Daniel Francis of NYU Law, Nathan Miller of Georgetown University McDonough School of Business, and Renata Hesse of Sullivan & Cromwell #GouldDiscourse

The #USCGould Faculty Workshop Series welcomed Professor Erin Miller recently to present her work on the definitions of speech as expression and communication. #GouldDiscourse

The countdown to commencement begins! We are pleased to announce our two Gould commencement keynote speakers: Beto O’Rourke (JD and undergrad ceremonies) and Pēteris Zilgalvis (Graduate & International Programs ceremony). Learn more here: gould.law/3VL3LwO #GouldGrad #USCGrad #2025Trojan @usc.edu

“Military coups are out. Legal coups are in.” In her lecture here at @gould.usc.edu today @asharangappa.bsky.social noted the key role of lawyers’ complicity in the authoritarian rise we see—& why legal resistance to rule-of-law breaking action is so important.

Professor Or Brook of @lawatleeds.bsky.social spoke at today's [email protected] Virtual Antitrust Workshop, presenting her work on how setting priorities is the blind spot of administrative law enforcement in Europe. #GouldDiscourse