Documentary explores the nation’s growing inequality
Income inequality has increased — a trend that falls directly in line with the decline of labor unions and accessibility of education.
Income inequality has increased — a trend that falls directly in line with the decline of labor unions and accessibility of education.
USC Provost Elizabeth Garrett and faculty members explore USC’s role as a global enterprise and the opportunities for international engagement.
A two-day conference for USC administrators will focus on mental health issues.
A partnership with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences means the group’s digitally preserved content now resides at USC.
“The repertory experience is a vast challenge for the actors, who have to live in three different worlds at the same time,” said Cameron Watson, who is directing Our Town.
Bita Shahian believes the future lies in technology. Since she also believes in the future of college students, she wants to help them jump into the tech world.
Former USC football Head Coach Pete Carroll made a triumphant return to the university, giving an inspirational talk at Bovard Auditorium.
The 36th Annual Pullias Lecture centered on the fiercely debated topic of online open access to higher education, also known as Massive Open Online Courses.
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy holds a symposium on government and leadership titled “People Over Politics.”
Using sexual assault as a weapon of war is a deep-rooted problem that causes misery and pain long after the fighting stops, says Zainab Hawa Bangura.
Overall health quality is the main issue of the day at a two-day USC conference.
The Saban Research Institute of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Annual Symposium focuses on the promise of regenerative medicine — from curing HIV to building organs such as kidneys and intestines.
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden has jurisdiction over the tax code, which he calls a “dysfunctional mess.”
The 2014 National Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science will take place Oct. 15-19 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
USC President C. L. Max Nikias described how the university quietly has been building an online education model that is academically and financially viable.
Leading concrete trucks through downtown Los Angeles on Saturday may not be a typical parade for the USC Trojan Marching Band, but it could be a record-breaker.
Physical comedy came early to David Hyde Pierce. Growing up, as the youngest of four, his first acting experience occurred in the morning as he came down for breakfast.
The film’s Scripter win adds to the growing number of awards for the Fox Searchlight production, including best motion picture in the drama category at the Golden Globes.
USC President Nikias opened the evening’s festivities by pointing to the law school’s stellar reputation and commitment to legal innovation.
The trilogy, with its graphic depictions of sadomasochistic sex, has become a worldwide phenomenon since the first novel became the fastest-selling paperback of all time upon its publication in 2011.
Leading experts will join Sen. Wyden to assess issues in measuring income inequality and analyze how tax policy both fosters and mitigates inequality.
Thanks to the modern world of smartphones and at-your-fingertips technology, there are plenty of USC-tailored apps to make the day a bit easier for Trojans.
Erroll Southers’ talk expanded on his new book Homegrown Violent Extremism, a topic brought to the forefront last year with the Boston Marathon bombings.
USC Price aims to promote a better understanding of George Washington’s legacy and the enduring and universal importance of his ideas, values and actions.