Tricking tumors into marking themselves for destruction
USC Viterbi research harnesses focused ultrasound to reprogram solid tumors, making them more effective targets for immune cells.
USC researchers develop next-generation CAR T cells that show stronger, safer response
The preclinical study tests a new way to control CAR T cell signaling, with promising early results.
Across the Aisle
USC’s Center for the Political Future offers a hopeful, practical model for ensuring that democracy functions and flourishes through respectful, civil dialogue and trust — regardless of political party affiliation.
USC researchers get firsthand look as iconic coral species off Florida disappear for good
A marine heat wave had a calamitous effect on two of Florida’s most important coral species.
Decoding the chemistry of life, not with test tubes or lab coats but with the aid of AI
A study by USC Dornsife Nobel laureate Arieh Warshel attempts to predict evolution of viruses to evade drugs.
‘Trojan Talks,’ Episode 4: Interim President Beong-Soo Kim talks with Inderbir Gill
PODCAST: In the fourth installment of his podcast, USC’s interim president sits down with the pioneering physician and researcher to discuss the world’s first in-human bladder transplant, the innovation behind it and what this breakthrough could mean for patients.
In memoriam: Frank Gehry, 96, famed architect and USC alumnus
Gehry designed distinctive public and private buildings including the landmark Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles.
Earthquakes, tailgates and superhero movies: Tales from the surprising world of USC stuctural engineering alums
Graduates of the USC Sonny Astani Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering reflect on how their USC education equipped them with the skills, connections and persistence to tackle high stakes challenges.
In memoriam: Gerald Segal, 90, chemistry professor and former USC Dornsife dean
The professor emeritus, who served as dean from 1989 to 1993, focused his research on developing new ways to better understand how molecules behave at the atomic level.
Playbook for career success: Q&A with USC Marshall Associate Dean of Career Services Jon Cleveland
Cleveland is innovating the department and leveraging the Trojan network to get results for students.









