The USC Center for the Changing Family is funding more than a dozen studies to understand how the pandemic is shaping family life, from mental health care for kids to domestic violence.
The Los Angeles Times staff writer will receive the Sí Se Puede Award for her persistence and tenacity as a journalist.
Through Instagram, Google Docs and a website, Autumn Gupta and Bryanna Wallace are offering ways for people to educate themselves about racism and white privilege.
Maria Saravia loves how her job at Keck Hospital of USC helps protect patients and health workers alike.
Pursuing her master’s at USC Rossier has given Mahagoney Borrayo-Gilchriest an opportunity to explore her heritage while furthering her commitment to shaping young minds.
Kathy Pulupa spent her undergraduate years at USC researching spaces where women of color — especially lesbians and undocumented women — can feel safe and supported.
The former director of USC Dornsife’s Joint Educational Project was a passionate supporter of partnerships between universities and their communities.
The discovery by USC researchers helps date the more than 900-mile migration to about 34 million years ago.
Though instrument repair isn’t always lucrative work, it can be a satisfying way to make a living beyond the symphony hall. Meet some Trojans who have done just that.
USC Viterbi PhD student Sophia Plata, the first woman in her family to attend college, works to meet the challenge of access to clean water.
A new book from USC Dornsife’s Sarah Gualtieri counters a long-held stereotype of Arab Americans as outsiders, exploring how they were integrated into Southern California.
Inspired by an animation class, 2019 graduate Amri Rigby embraced filmmaking, directed a Sundance-winning short film and was commissioned by Werner Herzog to shoot a documentary in Peru, all as a USC student.
The group teams with a nonprofit to develop a water collection system and help families beset with malnutrition.
Susana Cavallero’s study of a parasitic infection was just the start of her work on cardiovascular disease.
Fifty students and 16 faculty members travel to a school where patients will receive oral surgery and more.
Alejandro Pita settles into the Keck School of Medicine, where camaraderie and community support count.
USC experts in social support hope to help the country with its demographic dilemma.
USC faculty members join the two-day global conference aiming to reduce disparities among millions.
Chris Mattmann co-invented the software used to extract data that showed how the rich can hide assets.
‘The mom gave them red and yellow bands months ago to identify them,’ lead surgeon Henri Ford said. ‘They were destined to be separated by Trojan surgeons.’
The group set up clinics, visited health facilities and went door-to-door.
USC’s Geraldine Knatz explains the maritime effects to congressional officials.
USC Marshall professor leads the group on its ‘incredible’ learning experience.