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Trojan and Bruin faculty and students often work together to tackle societal challenges and spark discovery in medicine, technology and more. (They even play games together!)

FoundHer House, an all-female hacker house started by two students at the USC Iovine and Young Academy, aims to accelerate the growth of female-led, AI-driven tech startups.

As the university hosts its first AI Summit, take a look back at the innovations that established USC as a leader in computing — and look ahead at what’s next.

The research initiative aims to create ethical, human-forward outcomes for cutting edge technology like AI.

The winning project — the Global Observatory for Healthy and Sustainable Cities — now includes 319 researchers and policy practitioners from 198 cities in 57 countries.

Participants in “Miracle Money: California” were 20% more likely to exit homelessness in first study to test the role of basic income and social support to foster stability.

The chemical commonly known as PCE, which is found in consumer products and used in dry cleaning, is shown to triple the risk of liver fibrosis.

For a federal defense project, USC researchers built an AI system that observes experts at work and shares their know-how with others when needed.

The academy recognized Lakdawalla for transforming the study of value in health care.

Andres shaped the school’s well-regarded Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy program.