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Tennis player Zoë Scandalis stands up for team and for teens
Sophomore is part big sister, part role model to sixth graders.
USC Marshall teams with USA Today to cover the business of sport
The partnership is the first of its kind in online news.
John Wilson lauded for geographic analysis
He is among the world’s leading scholars in spatial sciences.
Why innocent people plead guilty
Accepting a deal from prosecutors has become a common choice for individuals accused of a crime.
Slideshow: Lewis Carroll and the price of fame
USC Libraries recently purchased a coveted letter written by the author, who regretted his celebrity status.
Supreme Court briefs filed to protect innovators
The court is asked to take a strong stance on overly abstract patents.
Diabetes detectives
Casey Donovan and Alan Watts study mechanisms that are important in normalizing blood glucose levels.
Human rights legislation fought for in D.C.
A panel addresses more than 100 delegates on transitional justice mechanisms.
USC Libraries buys unpublished Lewis Carroll letter
USC had kept the purchase under wraps to surprise benefactors George and Linda Cassady.
Slideshow: Farewell to 2014′s winning water polo seniors
USC saluted its departing seniors on the women’s water polo team April 16. Take a look at a slideshow of the seniors in their final conference home game.
Carry believes USC students can resolve global woes
The vice provost credits current generation’s connections and caring.
Impact investments offer an opportunity to help society
The CEO of the Nonprofit Finance Fund discusses the topic with philanthropic and foundation leaders.
Video: Take a quick tour through USC News
Poet receives high praise from Pulitzer winner
Language poet Rae Armantrout chooses a manuscript by Hannah Sanghee Park.
USC faces UCLA in key matchups
The events pit six nationally ranked teams against each other.
Video: USC offers the state’s first master’s in stem cell biology
A case for balancing your checkbook
The Reckoning explores the role accounting plays in the effective management of nations.
Video: What can doctors learn from jazz quartets?
Social work student bridges the divide between military and civilians
Shawn Cervantes helps an underserved population in Santa Cruz.
David Bottjer awarded for pushing boundaries in paleontology
Scientist studies how early animals evolved on Earth and how the planet’s ecology changed.
Video: USC Thornton student takes songs to schools
Pharmacy students raise national profile in promoting wellness
USC School of Pharmacy students show how pharmacy can advance preventive care.
Whistleblowers assess journalism’s role in national security
USC Annenberg’s “Patriot or Traitor?” looks at government surveillance.
Poetry and song: Arts and humanities thrive at Festival of Books
USC Dornsife faculty explore truth, fiction, politics and other matters quite human.
Slideshow: When kids meet robots
See what happens when children encounter Chili, Bandit and their robotic brothers.
Study finds gaps in health treatment that increase child mortality in Africa
Common diseases are effectively treatable with simple remedies that could be provided at home.
The 33rd Academic Honors Convocation lauds faculty, students
Nobel laureate Arieh Warshel receives the university’s top honor.
Stem cell research findings may lead to osteoporosis, bone tissue treatments
Results suggest treatment strategies for diseases that can arise from hydrogen sulfide deficiencies.
Meet the ’bots
Robotics researchers from USC Viterbi open their lab doors to show the public what their research is all about.
In memoriam: Allen E. Puckett, 94
He was committed to the advancement of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.
Festival of Books keeps pace with written word
Literary lions include Aimee Bender, T.C. Boyle and Jared Diamond.
Haden updates Coliseum renovation plans
Pat Haden addresses possible changes to historic venue.
East Asian expert shares cultural insights
The USC professor delivers a lecture as a prelude to the upcoming launch of DreamWorks’ Shanghai studio.
Tom Lyon: a teacher twice honored
Mentoring and teaching come naturally to USC Gould professor.
Making a 3-D avatar that walks and talks just like you
The idea is to capture more of what makes a person unique.
Religion center’s grants a testament to success
The center’s impact continues to grow.
Flick’s Freeways explores time and place
The monotony of freeways makes them the perfect subject for photography.