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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.
Video: USC offers the state’s first master’s program 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
USC School of Pharmacy students enjoy a strong showing.
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.
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.
USC Shoah Foundation, Comcast recall the Holocaust
Productions are presented in conjunction with the U.S. National Days of Remembrance.
USC scholarship supports community policing in LAPD
USC Price program boosts leadership in law enforcement.
Architecture author landscapes a legend
The book describes how Lawrence Halprin shaped American cities during the social tumult of the 1960s.
From Melville to medieval India
Four professors have received fellowships from some of the most competitive funders in the world.
New alliance of music schools forms down under
Summit representatives established a new Pacific Alliance of Music Schools.
1.7 million reasons to celebrate good neighbors
Donors have contributed more than $17.7 million to the campaign since 1994.
He won’t let the world forget the innocent of Volyn
The Holocaust in this region of Ukraine was a genocide of bullets, rather than of gas chambers.
Robotics made simple for young scientists
The playground at the James A. Foshay Learning Center near USC was transformed into a science laboratory.
Unsung heroes share forgotten history of buffalo soldiers
“The Stories of Unsung Black Military Heroes” provided a forum in which veterans could relate their stories.
School safety work is never done for Ron Astor
The California Social Welfare Archives presented Astor with the George D. Nickel Award for Outstanding Professional Service.
Ferris to advise National Park System
Professor joins group focusing on partnerships between nonprofits and the private sector.
A penny for the thoughts of young philanthropists
The event gives USC students practical experience in civic engagement and nonprofit leadership.
Annual veterans gala salutes service members
The Veterans and ROTC Students Appreciation Dinner is an opportunity for the university to honor its men and women in uniform.
USC’s most selective admit group ever
One in eight admitted students would be the first in their families to attend college.
Alum endows USC Marshall real estate program
William McMorrow is chairman and CEO of the real estate investment and services firm Kennedy Wilson.