🌐 USC alum with an anthropology degree from USC Dornsife. World War II hero and war chief of the Apsáalooke (Crow) Nation. Author and historian. Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow on Monday added another entry to a lengthy list of honors: USC’s Center of International and Public Affairs now bears his name, becoming an inspiration for students of today and generations to come. The change, celebrated by members of Medicine Crow’s family, USC administrators, faculty, staff and students, also represents USC President Carol L. Folt’s drive to align the university with its core values and shape what USC wants to be as a community. “From this morning on, this building, with that beautiful globe top tower that is visible all across Los Angeles, telegraphs a new symbol of USC, a new name — I’d say a proper name — to carry tomorrow’s dream,” Folt told the crowd gathered near the building. To learn more about Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow and the Center for International and Public Affairs please visit our ...