Are you at risk for diet-related disease? Where you spend your day plays a role
How many fast-food joints you come across throughout your day has a lot to with your health, says Abigail Horn of USC’s Information Sciences Institute.
How many fast-food joints you come across throughout your day has a lot to with your health, says Abigail Horn of USC’s Information Sciences Institute.
The recognition comes from The Leapfrog Group, a respected national hospital watchdog organization.
USC and UCLA scientists collaborated on a research project for L.A. homeless service officials to address issues with racial bias within the triage tools that guide housing placement. The use of
USC experts have developed an AI tool that could help homeless service agencies avoid potential biases in housing allocation.
Steele brings a global perspective to the practical and academic study of architecture.
The alumnus — commander of the U.S. Cyber Command and head of the National Security Agency — offered professional and personal advice to students, reflected on the past and shared hope for the future.
Black Art Collective provides opportunities in many different disciplines.
Research could lead to a new way for doctors to identify Latino children and teens most at risk of developing prediabetes.
Program speakers pay tribute to those lost to AIDS and stress the importance of knowing your HIV status.
A study led by the Keck School of Medicine of USC found that third-generation Mexican Americans are 66% more likely to get liver cancer than the first generation.
The honor recognizes leaders from across Southern California for their dedication to equity and advocacy across industries.
With finals starting next week, music on USC’s Classical California network can help students reduce stress, soothe insomnia and better absorb new information.
A USC-led study used AI to analyze influencer content on TikTok between 2019 and 2022. It found an increase in posts that promoted e-cigarettes.
USC Thornton alums Ella Collier and Sam Vendig wrote “We Came to Bring the Fire,” which has its official release on Friday.
The Salton Sea in southern California's Imperial Valley—now aptly dubbed "Lithium Valley"—has emerged as a global hotspot for this critical mineral and contains some of the world's largest
Chase Millsap co-directed the comeback story “Small Town Strong,” which chronicles how the people of Portsmouth, Ohio, battled opioid addiction.
Experiential learning classes use the historic venue as a living laboratory. Students explore the stadium’s rich past and current operations — and help envision its future.
Christiana Simpson Senior Specialized Recruiter for University Advancement Christiana Simpson serves as the senior specialized recruiter for University Advancement. She brings more than 20 years
The files of the CCNMA — formerly known as the California Chicano News Media Association — will serve as an essential scholarly resource.
Bernadette Atuahene calls coming to USC Gould School of Law “a full-circle L.A. moment.”
A new robotic tool developed by a team of experts in computer science and biokinesiology could help stroke survivors more accurately track their recovery progress.
Americans are determined to keep the holiday spirit alive, despite rising costs, USC experts say. Even football games play an economic role.
A new caregiver intervention program is found to lower rates of abuse.
Experts at USC and Microsoft explore the challenges the communications industry faces on the journey into the uncertain world of AI.
You could say that USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy alumnus Ben Wan has devoted his professional attention to taking out the trash.
SeoYoon Sung of the USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy is on a mission to explore and analyze the ever-changing interactions of human practice, technology and education.
“To me, sports and athletics are the perfect marriage,” says the new USC School of Dramatic Arts faculty member.
Being grateful throughout the year can lead to better health and well-being, USC’s Glenn Fox says.
In teaching and research, advanced computational methods are essential for achieving the strategic vision at USC Viterbi’s Sonny Astani Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
The scholarships commemorate the late Professor Neil Segil and his passion for science and education.
USC Price’s Homelessness Policy Research Institute examined the encampment outreach effort in Venice Beach.
Stephanie Chicas Associate Director, Prospect StrategyUSC University Advancement As associate director of prospect strategy and a key part of the Relationship Management (RMATS) team, Stephanie
Stephanie Chicas Associate Director, Prospect StrategyUSC University Advancement As associate director of prospect strategy and a key part of the Relationship Management (RMATS) team, Stephanie
The new center will focus on research translating genetic, metabolic and molecular insights into interventions that protect those at risk before brain changes set in.
Hydroplane, founded by Trojan Anita Sengupta, is getting attention for its sustainability-focused work.
More than 175 people attend USC’s celebration of Native American Heritage Month.
The dancer and choreographer, one of Korea’s most popular TV personalities, touched off a dynamic exchange of movement and culture during her weeklong residency. Read the story and watch the video.
Russell, AI division director at the USC Information Sciences Institute, discusses his impressions of the recent U.K. AI Safety Summit.
USC welcomed 3,633 first-year students as new enrollees in the fall. They came from more than 2,000 high schools in all 50 states in the United States as well as Washington, D.C., Guam and Puerto
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is home to two to three dozen “working cats” who control the rodent population, reducing the need for harmful rodenticides. Known as the “Coli cats,” these feral
Tracy Mendoza Associate Dean for Development and External RelationsUSC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism Tracy Mendoza calls herself a “matchmaker,” albeit not the Fiddler on the
Tracy Mendoza Associate Dean for Development and External RelationsUSC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism Tracy Mendoza calls herself a “matchmaker,” albeit not the Fiddler on
In Cha Kim and Atul Dhablania endow a program allowing residents to gain surgical experience at a Kakinada eye hospital.
USC Viterbi’s Ivan Bermejo-Moreno’s work is helping NASA better predict spacecrafts’ critical entry, descent and landing phase.
Zimmerman looks forward to tackling “important, emergent issues in law.”
From humanities to high tech: How liberal arts majors are flourishing in unexpected fields.
The nominations come from across the school’s departments and include several first-time nominees.
Social work alum and Afghanistan veteran Dylan Moore says his real-world experience informs his role as an on-campus therapist.
Wändi Bruine de Bruin uses behavioral science to understand what motivates people's behavior and how to change it to achieve better policy outcomes.
Event in Hahn Plaza features the USC Trojan Marching Band and written messages of inspiration.
USC research shows how variants of a certain gene may disrupt early development in the brain’s cortex.
USC’s Katrina Brownell finds that negative personality traits in entrepreneurs can foster new venture success – but most only in moderation.
Elyn Saks is a renowned legal scholar and a skilled educator. She’s also a fierce advocate for mental health who evaded a dire prognosis after being diagnosed with schizophrenia at age 28.
Luca Luceri of USC’s Information Sciences Institute is part of a team that is using science to guide social media regulations.
Diversity and inclusion programs, book bans, censorship, debates over school curricula are all signs that America’s culture wars have moved into a new combat zone: school boards.
Program allows graduate and undergraduate students to get around Los Angeles at no extra cost.
The USC Stem Cell researcher’s startup AcuraStem signs a deal with biopharmaceutical firm Takeda.
Margarita Artavia leads an interdisciplinary educational opportunity that brings social work together with dentistry through internships.
The film school is making sustainability a requirement for student productions — and is joining other schools in spreading the word on green filmmaking.
Is AI creative? A USC forum works to dispel myths about what artificial intelligence is currently able to do.
Scientists jumped at the chance to work with a treasure trove of Spanish building data going back to 1900.
Trojans feel sense of belonging and support by spending time with each other in Student Union centers and lounges.
PUENTE Learning Center, a Good Neighbors Campaign grantee, is showing high school students that there are careers in health care beyond the traditional roles of doctor or nurse.
National Cancer Institute funding advances research to guide policy regulating tobacco products and marketing.
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