Even when faced with risks such as living in an area with high infection rates, people who avoid large gatherings and other risky behaviors are less likely to be diagnosed with COVID-19, USC researchers say.
USC Price urban planning students work to provide new ideas that could help Southern California communities increase their housing supply.
The award honors the year’s most accomplished film and episodic series adaptations, as well as the works on which they are based.
Babka, one of the greatest discus throwers in USC history, co-captained the Trojans’ 1958 USC NCAA championship track and field team.
The USC Dornsife program provides a new model for bringing academic research into the public square, with a focus on social impact.
From its humble beginnings with just four faculty members, the school has grown into a cutting-edge powerhouse that’s influencing the industry.
Catherine Liang beat personal struggles — and 14,000 other applicants — to win a one-month stint as CEO of The Adecco Group, an international staffing firm.
The Southern California Earthquake Center at USC Dornsife is deploying high-performance computers, sensors and other high-tech gadgets to better prepare Californians for severe seismic activity.
USC Viterbi researchers create first nano-sized, molecular device potentially capable of sensing and altering the cell’s electric field, ushering in new possibilities for basic research.
Satellite Dodona — built by USC Viterbi students and faculty as part of SpaceX’s Smallsat Rideshare Program — hitched a ride on the launch firm’s Transporter 3 mission this week.
Vaccination rates lag in counties with more racial and ethnic minority residents, and in places with a higher concentration of people whose English is less fluent, a USC study finds.
Whether they’re in tunnels nearly a mile beneath the Earth’s surface or at vents in the ocean floor, alumni Laurie Barge and Scott Perl study life on this planet to better understand how it might develop elsewhere in the universe.
The assistant chief replaces the retiring John Thomas, who will stay with the university as a key adviser.
Disruption fatigue, emotional exhaustion and skepticism about public health information are making a bad thing worse, USC experts note. Coping skills and safety measures are critical.
The national nonprofit’s new Crenshaw center is just 1½ miles from USC’s University Park Campus — and Trojan Olympian Allyson Felix has joined its board to boost participation in the neighborhood where she grew up.
The tennis standout was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1974 and the USC Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009.
In recognition of National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on Tuesday and National Human Trafficking Prevention Month in January, Paula Cizmar of the USC School of Dramatic Arts shares five works that shed light on the issue.
For many scientists, it’s no longer a question of “if” but “when.” What will happen when we finally come face to face with space aliens? USC experts look to the skies for answers.
The study could help school administrators and local governments as they decide how much importance to place on testing youngsters.
Improving air quality appears to slow cognitive decline and reduce the risk of developing dementia in older women living in the U.S., a new USC study finds.
Fish that glow; a tailor-made microscope; a new way to catalog science. After six years, researchers produce the first snapshots of memory in a living animal.
The news career of the Pulitzer Prize winner and former Los Angeles Times editor spanned nearly 40 years.
The USC student support group Unchained Scholars helped Genevieve “Genna” Rimer on her path to a doctorate in social work.
When she was growing up near Fresno, Ixel Hernandez-Castro and her friends played in fields that had just been sprayed with pesticides. Those memories drive the USC doctoral student’s research on how similar exposure affects children.