The Trojan Family shows its admiration for Taylor Hammond, a boy with a fighting spirit and sense of humor, while spreading the word about the importance of registering to be a bone marrow and stem cell donor.
The Oscar-winning actor looks back at a stellar career that once included work with 300,000 extras and a funeral carriage.
The university has reached agreement in principle on a $215 million class action settlement that will compensate students who received women’s health services from Dr. George Tyndall at USC’s student health center.
By 2020, the USC Casden Economics Forecast predicts that average monthly rents in San Diego County will increase by more than $200, the highest in Southern California.
The report from the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center and partners found that only 16 percent of immigrant characters were Asian or Pacific Islander. Asian immigrants make up 26 percent of the U.S. immigrant population.
In an op-ed, USC Annenberg’s Philip Seib comments on the book by Michael Beschloss, which makes the case that from 1807 until today, presidents have routinely abused their authority when they assume the role of warrior-in-chief.
Yuri Genyk, professor of clinical surgery at the Keck School of Medicine of USC and surgeon at the USC Transplant Institute, discusses the causes of liver cancer and what to do if you’re at risk.
The USC Marshall School of Business tops Forbes’ 2019 ranking, thanks largely to overwhelmingly positive alumni satisfaction rates.
Scientists have created two time travel illusions that show how the brain processes information to make sense of conflicting stimuli. Take a look.
USC’s Peter C. Mancall find that Columbus’s views were far from abnormal: For centuries, European intellectuals had imagined a world beyond their borders populated by “monstrous races” — dog-headed people, cyclops and more.
USC researchers discuss a pilot project in which participating senior citizens received unlimited free Lyft rides. The impact on the participants’ lives was significant.
The conceptual artist and USC professor shares her thoughts on protest movements of the moment, inequality in the art world and where she finds hope.
The eye-opening moment for USC’s Noam Wasserman: seeing business students successfully apply the tenets of entrepreneurial thinking to all manner of career decisions and even to their marriages.
The All Souls trilogy — USC Professor of History Deborah Harkness’ historical fantasy about a vampire scientist, a history professor who discovers she’s a witch and an enchanted manuscript — were sparked by an odd vacation moment.
USC’s Travis Longcore visits the ”Bowtie Parcel,” once one of Southern California’s most important railroad yards, and finds the unexpected: nature.
Working at the White House Historical Association, Kelsey Kaline establishes a timeline on the topic by combing through documents, wills, diaries and correspondence.
Justin Brice Guariglia’s work, on display at the USC Fisher Museum of Art, captures gorgeous images of glaciers as they melt away forever.
With the election three weeks away, jobs and the economy remain a top issue across a partisan divide.
Four up-and-coming classical musicians study at USC, perform with a premier orchestra and mentor diverse members of a local youth orchestra.
Transfer student Margarita Lopez home-schooled eight kids. Now, at 58, she sets her sights on a psychology degree.
Inaugural event, focusing on homelessness, brings USC musicians together with artists and performers from Skid Row.
The distinction honoring the associate dean of research at USC’s dentistry school is considered one of the nation’s highest in the health and medicine field.
The scientist’s path to USC was paved with challenges, beginning with his childhood in Soviet-occupied Afghanistan.
USC analysis shows that 15- to 39-year-olds had the best survival of any age group for many years after HIV/AIDS-related cancers are taken into account.
Moria, the infamous refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesvos, is home to an estimated 9,000 refugees seeking asylum from places like Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.
Tom Buchanan offers clarity on proper steps to prevent the disease and how to seek proper treatment after it is diagnosed.
The longtime college and NBA coach refined and popularized the famed “Triangle Offense” with the Lakers and Chicago Bulls.
Chemistry startup founded at USC takes on two of the world’s biggest environmental challenges — greenhouse gases in the air and plastic waste in oceans.
The left-handed signal caller led Troy to a 1949 win over UCLA as a fourth-string sophomore.
The philanthropist and Trojan alumna brings her business acumen and passion for community service to the university’s governing board.
The Keck School of Medicine of USC emphasizes health and well-being among its aspiring doctors, countering the discipline’s grueling training experience of years past.
The ways to teach the subject form the crux of a USC Rossier faculty member’s research.
USC-led international study shows asthma can make young people more susceptible to other health problems later in life.
The youngsters — participants in the signature USC Neighborhood Academic Initiative program — hang on every word from the panel of Trojan aerospace experts.
Trojan Neil Armstrong’s historic moon landing is discussed by USC’s interim president (a former aerospace executive), a USC trustee who once led NASA and a former astronaut who’s now a USC Viterbi faculty member.
Researchers show structures, nerve connections and functions in vivid detail as part of the most detailed atlas yet of the brain’s memory bank.
USC’s Christina Dieli-Conwright awarded $4 million grant to see if activity improves prognosis for survivors of the disease.
From a modest start, the university marks its 138th birthday as one of the nation’s leading research institutions.
The latest USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll indicates significant shifts among women and older voters are steering support toward Democrats ahead of the midterm election.