USC researchers have developed models that can help assess how emerging contaminants disperse, dissolve and ultimately impact water quality and the resilience of aquifers.
USC wave expert Adam Fincham assembled a team to bring a little science to a big-wave contest, with bragging rights and prize money on the line.
By day, Lauana Rodrigues Pereira Herbert helps her medical team respond to a global pandemic. At night, she studies for her MBA in USC Marshall’s International Business Education and Research program.
Tenacity and a belief in the power of education helped transfer student Nicholas Chapman build a better life for himself. He wants to become a doctor to give others the same chance.
Partnerships with top Brazilian universities have helped to boost applications from Latin American students over the past year.
USC Price graduate students make recommendations based on experiences of other major metropolitan areas as part of the 2014 Brazil International Lab.
USC and the Brazilian Federal Agency for Support and Evaluation of Graduate Education have agreed to jointly fund outstanding PhD students from Brazil who attend USC.
A commitment to service without borders is what drove many USC Price School of Public Policy students to spend the summer participating in international opportunities in China, Brazil, Cuba and beyond.
Never mind that the country is hosting the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics. Today the buzz in Brazil is all about USC.
A contingent from the USC Price School of Public Policy visited Sao Paulo in August to participate in a two-day workshop on metropolitan development.
On a humid August day in Rio de Janeiro, Dawn Powell ’10 boarded a bus bound for Luís Eduardo Magalhães, an agribusiness town in western Bahia. An hour into the trip, the Fulbright scholar stood on the roadside in heels and business casual attire, watching the bus driver patiently negotiate with a group of protesters blocking the road.
Kathleen Squires’ focus on infectious disease began when she first saw elephantiasis as a small child in Indonesia — and decided to do something about it.
Avant-garde artists use installations, live snakes and photography to make a point