Celebrate Constitution Day 2017 with USC
Congress designates Sept. 17 as a day to recognize the value and history of the guiding document; USC marks the occasion with a panel discussion on electoral reform Tuesday.
Shuttered businesses linked to a rise in property crimes
USC-led study finds that when foot traffic is down, crime goes up — even when the closed businesses were marijuana dispensaries thought to be crime magnets.
With the click of a camera, USC professor tracks New York City’s transit development
Photos go to the USC Libraries’ Digital Library, where they will help other researchers analyze neighborhoods near subway stations.
Undocumented student at USC brings hope to others just like her
By working with a nonprofit, Guatemala native tries to fill gaps where the government and educational system are failing young people.
Looking at the blurred lines between political news, reality TV and fake news
USC experts explain how political events become a highly watched spectacle influenced by pop culture and entertainment.
Latest count shows number of L.A.-area homeless up 23 percent in one year
USC researchers provide key analysis of the data gathered annually by the county and city, as part of the university’s Initiative to Eliminate Homelessness.
Facing old age behind bars: Photos illustrate aging inmates’ challenges
USC research fellow works with award-winning photographer on project they hope can kick off a conversation on how society views justice.
USC social work effort works to advance LGBT health research
Health Equity Initiative brings together experts to advance studies for a population whose members have dramatically higher rates of mental and behavioral health problems than their peers.
Equal treatment of air travelers comes at a price most seem unwilling to pay
Most people surveyed did not want to trade off convenience or wait any longer than five minutes more than usual to ensure that all passengers are treated the same.
Bay Area veterans in bad shape: Many are jobless, homeless, depressed or suicidal
USC survey finds the region is unprepared to meet service members’ needs. The situation is worse than in other parts of California.
USC Price signs new pact with Sonora, Mexico
The memorandum of understanding promotes policy dialogue and joint research in immigration, border trade and other key areas.
Globetrotting Trojan proves research isn’t just for grad students
✌ Class of 2017: Johanna Reyes is making an impact from Mexico to Cuba, and intends to do even more.
Nikias leads delegation of trustees and administrators to nation’s capital
Trojans hold high-profile meetings with lawmakers, emphasizing key policy and funding issues.
The 100-day mark: USC experts look at the start of the Trump presidency
From the travel ban to arts funding, the university’s experts weigh in and also examine how public opinion is responding to the new chief executive.
High school students present their visions for a better East L.A.
Teens propose ways to boost public safety and build local pride in their neighborhood at USC Price urban planning event.
What you need to know as tax day looms
For starters, you have an extra three days to file this year.
Professor’s brainchild evolves into highly respected legal clinic
Marking 10 years, USC’s Small Business Clinic offers free legal services to fledgling business owners.
USC law school’s Post-Conviction Justice Project fights the good fight — and frees clients
The high-stakes work of the 30-year-old program helps people serving life sentences.
Gift from Audrey M. Irmas supports new law professorship at USC Gould
Founder of Immigration Clinic to be installed as the Sydney M. and Audrey M. Irmas Endowed Clinical Professor.
L.A. County’s seven female police chiefs share personal insights
USC Price convenes the leaders who talk about broken barriers, building communities and inspiring others.
USC partners on countywide homeless count for the first time
Social workers approach thousands of homeless for a demographic survey that will inform local policy decisions.
County voters consider homelessness measure March 7
USC experts weigh in on the proposal, which would provide $373 million a year for social services.
What is next for the Affordable Care Act?
As Congress and the president consider repealing ‘Obamacare,’ USC experts weigh in.
Global officials share research with USC’s Safe Communities Institute
Visitors from 10 European countries exchange ideas on how to counter violent extremism.