Clifford Johnson (Photo/Cody Pickens)
Popular Science
USC Dornsife scientist Clifford Johnson hopes to make science part of our everyday literacy.
Society 53's newest members gather to celebrate with outgoing members who graduated in May.
Good Society
USC Alumni Association’s Student ambassadors have the opportunity to build close relationships with Trojan alumni leaders.
Poetry by USC alumna Saba Syed Razvi explores the darkness of language and the art of the uncanny.
Art of Darkness
A USC alumna reflects on her lifelong fascination with creepy mysteries and the darkness of language.
Interim President Wanda Austin received her doctorate from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering in 1988, and has served as a USC trustee since 2010. (Photo/Steve Cohn)
President's Page
“We build lives. We do our best to do good for others, and we give back to our communities.”
(Photo Of Caryl Smith Gilbert / John Mcgillen / USC Athletics)
Blast from the Past
News from USC a century ago shines a spotlight on the USC student experience.
(Photo/Ron Mackovich)
Proud Service
USC expands initiatives that help veterans find success in academics, social networking and career development.
(Photo / Bad Wolf Media)
Trojans Rock
USC students drum up experience in the pop and rock music world before they even graduate.
News Breakers
You’ll find them in small towns and on the big networks. Reporters and anchors from USC keep TV news alive.
Neftalie Williams with his skateboard (Photo/Kaveh Rezaei/VOA)
Skating Between the Lines
USC Annenberg alumnus and lecturer Neftalie Williams uses street culture to break social barriers.
(Illustration / Sam Kalda)
Fresh Voice
Rising producer Noopur Sinha MFA ’15 crosses from India to the U.S. to seek stories worth telling — and remembering.
(Photo / Kirk Mckoy/Los Angeles Times Via Getty Images)
Migration Patterns
An immigration law expert looks at the complex ties that connect citizens and noncitizens in America.
Research assistant professor / principal investigator, Marientina Gotsis left and graduate student Christine Lelon have developed a project called Skyfarer an interactive device that helps people in wheelchairs with their physical training.(Photo/Gus Ruelas)
Game Therapy
Mixed-reality experiences use immersive technology to help humans deal conditions ranging from injuries to PTSD.
(Photo by Dustin Snipes; historic photo by Dave Siddon/Valley Times/Los Angeles Public Library)
Take a Bow
The beloved auditorium has been a centerpiece for the Trojan Family for nearly 100 years.
Blue Iris by Qa International / Science Photo Library
See the Light
A clinical trial tests engineered stem cells in the fight against macular degeneration, one of the leading causes of blindness.
On the Safe Side
As elementary and secondary schools grapple with bullying and violence, USC experts help chart a path forward to make classrooms safer.
(Illustration/ Harry Campbell)
On the Safe Side
The USC Department of Public Safety offers several initiatives so that Trojans can help themselves, and each other, stay safe.
In Parkinson’s disease, too little dopamine is produced in part of the brain. This photo shows a magnified view of dopamine crystals under polarized light. (Photo/ Karl Gaff / Science Photo Library)
Unraveling Parkinson's
Researchers are closing in on one of the most common — and complex — neurodegenerative diseases.
(Photo/ Michiko Tierney)
The Builders
When it comes to creating a more affordable, livable Southern California, Trojans are rising to the challenge.
Brain scan of a patient with Parkinson‘s disease on a CT (Image / Zephyr / Science Photo Library)
Unraveling Parkinson's
After undergoing deep brain stimulation, Robert Warner can once again drive, type and work out.
Campus Quiz
The shimmering glass panels adorn areas of contemplation, wisdom and worship.