
Can Policy Reforms Get Young Voters and People of Color to the Polls?
To encourage civic engagement among young adults and minorities, USC’s Mindy Romero aims to make it easier to cast a ballot.
The USC Center of Public Diplomacy’s Jay Wang weighs in on how technology is changing the rules of policymaking.
To help the community’s most vulnerable, Chris Ah San learns to navigate the world of policymaking.
Four future lawyers illustrate the range of backgrounds and cultures at USC Gould.
Gillian Hadfield champions legal accessibility and affordability.
Her cold call to the NFL team got her in the door and on her way to a career in sports.
Researchers look at the road to rudeness and chart a path to more respectful discourse.
A preeminent media scholar traces how primary elections shaped modern American politics.
A USC Gould lecturer takes a stand at the intersection of history, law and art.
An award-winning paper authored at USC Price reveals that students favor busy streets over low-key locations.
A public policy expert gives people—and digital debris—a second chance at life.
Dedicated alumni make a difference in policy and government.
A USC Annenberg alum-turned-instructor brings his teaching skills to his job as mayor of the nation’s 36th-largest city.
A former United Nations ombudsman has worked to combat some of humanity's greatest challenges.
With California wilting during a drought that could last 20 years or longer, USC researchers wade through ways LA might tap a sustainable water supply.
Longtime LA attorney remains a “perpetual cheerleader” for USC.
The Post-Conviction Justice Project leads a nationwide movement for juveniles serving life sentences without parole.
As Los Angeles builds public transit, USC’s policy and engineering minds predict how the city will commute.
This number-cruncher makes the so-called dismal science accessible.
Twenty-two years into a life sentence for a crime committed as a teen, a former gang member found hope with the help of USC legal advocates.
When it comes to creating a more affordable, livable Southern California, Trojans are rising to the challenge.
An immigration law expert looks at the complex ties that connect citizens and noncitizens in America.
Through a family’s personal history, a USC law expert uncovers the complex history of Puerto Rico and the United States.
USC students of a century ago pursued law right in the middle of the legal scene: downtown Los Angeles’ hotbed of courthouses.
Boosting the cost of sodas and sugary drinks might not necessarily add up to better health, say USC experts.
The enthusiastic optimist sees opportunities for sustainability around every corner.
Why is the Golden State’s population growth flattening?
The septet of USC alumnae will take their place among a record number of women serving in the next U.S. legislature.