Trojans help nonprofit advocate for families with disabilities
Three Master of Public Administration graduates helped the nonprofit and won the USC Price School’s top honor for capstone projects.
Techstars ‘Demo Day’: USC-affiliated startups make pitches for investment
Trojans demonstrate products as varied as a new language app and a novel beverage device at event sponsored by the USC Office of Research and Innovation and the USC Stevens Center for Innovation.
Trojan brews success with coffee startup
From dorm room dreams to daily brews at Rock & Reilly’s: Meet Justin Solomon, founder of Eruta Nature.
Shaping educational psychology and the science of learning
USC Rossier educational psychology faculty are at the forefront of addressing the challenges that are redefining how we teach and improve student learning.
USC President Carol Folt: In Full Bloom
After six years of visionary leadership, Carol Folt is retiring as USC’s 12th president. The bold “moonshots” and initiatives she’s introduced have positioned USC as a leader in research, technology, health, athletics, innovation and more.
Can AI understand when it’s breaking the law?
USC Viterbi’s Information Sciences Institute is exploring how large language models like ChatGPT understand — and sometimes violate — legal frameworks.
In memoriam: Gerd Bergmann, 86, physicist who probed the wavy motions of electrons
The USC Dornsife Professor Emeritus discovered “weak localization,” a quantum effect that reveals how electrons move through thin, disordered materials.
In USC’s newest residential colleges, it took a village
As USC Village’s inaugural faculty in residence wrap up their final year in the complex’s residential colleges, they reflect on the community they helped build during their eight-year tenure.
People like renewable energy — but not necessarily the power lines that come with it
USC Price’s Wändi Bruine de Bruin presents findings to the National Academy of Sciences and calls for research to better understand and address Americans’ concerns about new energy infrastructure.
After gold mining in the Amazon, why aren’t rainforests making a comeback?
A USC-led team led by USC Dornsife researchers has uncovered a hidden culprit behind the Amazon rainforests’ slow recovery: water loss caused by reshaped terrain.
