
USC Researchers Race to Get Ahead of Alzheimer’s
Every 66 seconds someone’s loved one is diagnosed with the disease. Researchers want to know how it happens, and stop it.
Every 66 seconds someone’s loved one is diagnosed with the disease. Researchers want to know how it happens, and stop it.
The university raises $6 billion ahead of schedule—so leaders refocus on grander ambitions and extend the record-breaking fundraising campaign.
About one of every five USC undergraduates has parents who didn’t go to college. And these first-generation Trojans are some of the university’s top students.
As the media industry copes with fake news, journalists still relish the chance to tell stories that matter.
Skin can be your body’s first line of defense against disease. Here’s how physicians keep it healthy.
Cale Residential College opens at USC Village this August.
Ryan ’77, JD ’80 brings decades of experience as a media entrepreneur and adviser to the USC Board of Trustees.
A USC Rossier doctoral student opens the first educational institute for women, by women.
USC’s specialized summer classes make high schoolers’ and veterans’ transition to higher education a little easier.
Updated patient, research and residential facilities are just a few of the improvements.
The acclaimed pianist reflects on his role as an honorary cultural ambassador.
Water polo’s Jovan Vavic has led the team to more titles than any coach in USC history.
From murals to movies, USC museums help celebrate Pacific Standard Time LA/LA.
The touted USC Trojans turn a championship triumph into renewed motivation for the next football season.
For a quarter century, USC Lambda has championed diversity and inclusion.
For Jan Berkeley ’86, the sky’s not the limit. It’s just the beginning.
David Kuroda MSW ’72 has spent his career advocating for children—and healthy divorces.
Unveiled in 1930, the iconic sculpture of Tommy Trojan was created to rally the USC student body.
Rick Caruso is recognized with the university’s highest alumni honor.
First-generation college graduate Oscar De Los Santos ’15 heads to Oxford.
Jung Kian Ng ’14, MS ’14 aims to bring new-found expertise back to Malaysia.
A new Alzheimer's disease study examines how cognitive and physical activity can help brains stay healthy.
Four future lawyers illustrate the range of backgrounds and cultures at USC Gould.