Media-shy Alice in Wonderland writer Lewis Carroll lamented his fame, and he put his frustration into words. USC Libraries recently purchased a coveted letter written by the author about his unwanted celebrity, adding it to the G. Edward Cassady, M.D., and Margaret Elizabeth Cassady, R.N., Lewis Carroll Collection, housed in the Doheny Library.
More stories about: Libraries, Literature
Doheny Library unveils a new exhibit honoring the works of Lewis Carroll. The author’s fans will find a first-edition copy of ‘Alice’s Adventures’ and ‘Through the Looking-Glass.’
In its second year, the USC Wonderland Award encourages interest and scholarship in the works of the British author who sent young Alice ‘Through the Looking Glass.’
USC graduate student Andrew Woodham took first prize in the ninth annual USC Libraries Wonderland Award competition for “A Reflection on Lewis Carroll.”
For generations of soap opera fans, the mere mention of Port Charles, Genoa City, Llanview, Oakdale or Pine Valley conjures memories of intrigue, infidelity and blackmail.
The university grows fruits, vegetables and herbs — sustainably — in an unexpected oasis just off of Figueroa Street.
From validating feelings to creating a toolbox for emotional regulation, practical tips from a USC Rossier expert can help students thrive.
The scientific polymath has a special talent for live imaging of microscopic organisms — among a multitude of skills.