USC Law Faculty
The USC Law faculty is nationally recognized for its scholarship in many fields including administrative law, constitutional law, bankruptcy and corporate law, intellectual property, law and race, and taxation. Interdisciplinary scholarship in law and economics, law and history, law and philosophy, law and politics, and law and psychology has long been a signature of the school. Many USC faculty members have doctorates in other academic disciplines, and hold joint appointments in other USC departments and at the California Institute of Technology. USC's small faculty-student ratio enables students to work closely with top scholars and practitioners in both classroom and clinical settings.
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The New York Times
February 3, 2012
re: USC Gould School of Law
A story stated that while African American enrollment at California public law schools dropped to 3 percent following a proposition banning affirmative action, black student enrollment at the USC Goul...More
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