USC Dornsife Public Exchange welcomes climate leader with deep L.A. policy experience
Michelle Barton has led major environmental initiatives and will help guide work on shade, heat resilience and the Los angeles River.
Center for Economic and Social Research joins USC Schaeffer Institute for Public Policy & Government Service
The move builds on USC’s strengths in social science research and creates new opportunities to connect that work with public policy.
Academic Honors Convocation celebrates USC scholars for innovative research and achievements
USC Viterbi Dean Yannis C. Yortsos and USC Health Chief Clinical Officer David H. Peng receive Presidential Medallions.
Physics professor uses a bed of nails to drive home a lesson
Vahe Peroomian provides a memorable class session with the help of a few hundred lengthy metal spikes, a cinderblock and a hammer.
Stem Cell Day demystifies the world of science for high school students
USC Stem Cell welcomes teens for education and outreach that opens their eyes to future career possibilities.
How long does a transplanted heart last?
A USC heart transplant surgeon explains what patients can expect after a heart transplant — including how long the organ will last.
First-ever USC Asian health, longevity symposium emphasizes innovation, care and community Partnership
Researchers, clinicians and community leaders gather to discuss the unique factors affecting health and well-being — and opportunities for USC to make a difference.
‘Trojan Talks,’ Episode 7: USC President Beong-Soo Kim talks with Peter Mancall
PODCAST: The president sits down with one of the nation’s leading scholars of early North America to discuss his new book Contested Continent, the deeper forces that shaped the nation’s founding, and the lasting value of studying history.
What you’ll want to look for during this weekend’s Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at USC
The two-day festival on the University Park Campus will feature several USC faculty members and students.
I’m a philosopher who tries to see the best in others — but I know there are limits
When it comes to disagreement, a little charity can go a long way. USC Dornsife’s Mark Schroeder explains.
