By day, Christopher Muniz teaches students the craft of writing at USC Dornsife. By night, he’s dropping beats at sold-out music festivals.
Research focuses on social determinants of health for Latinos, who are among the fastest-growing demographic groups in the U.S.
“I see a place that’s at the very front edge of changing the world in which we live for the better,” Andrew T. Guzman says.
The USC Price professor will now set the agenda for the civilian panel, which functions much like a board of governors for the police department.
USC Dornsife physicist Peter Kuhn discusses his breakthrough breast cancer detection test, which could potentially upend how we diagnose many types of cancer.
GREEN WEEK: As demand for low-cost hydrogen fuel rises, USC scientists developed a prototype “hydrogen on-demand” reactor to make the vital resource more affordable and accessible.
The USC Dornsife professor emeritus conducted influential research into the Watts Riots and taught thousands of students during his four decades at the university.
Research from USC Marshall’s Jill Kickul identifies key strategies to leverage contributor dollars for systematic change.
Often confused with hospice, palliative care has a champion in USC gerontologist Susan Enguídanos, who has dedicated herself to expanding access to this beneficial resource.
Findings published in The Journal of Biological Chemistry reveal how the brain produces pregnenolone, the “mother hormone” that is the progenitor of all neurosteroids.
