4 USC faculty members named as fellows of prestigious science organization AAAS
Honorees join more than 40 USC faculty as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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USC Rossier researchers awarded $1M grant to advance criminal justice prevention research and practice
During Second Chance Month, USC Rossier professors are making meaningful contributions to criminal justice reform.
Residency classmates-turned-USC faculty achieve simultaneous funding success
The National Institutes of Health gave ophthalmologists Sun Young Lee and Benjamin Xu reason to celebrate.
2 USC faculty members named 2024 Guggenheim Fellows
Mathematician Paul Newton will use the prestigious fellowship to investigate cancer models; composer Nicolás Lell Benavides will complete several musical works.
How USC helped propel hip-hop innovation
Some of the foremost innovators in hip-hop are part of the Trojan Family. USC artists and scholars look back on 50 years of the art form – and forward to its future evolution.
Learning through food at USC
At USC, some of the most interesting courses on history, biology and sociology are taught via food.
Using art for medical healing
A vibrant collection of USC programs infuses arts activities into health care to soften the hospital setting, support patients’ recovery and lift their spirits.
Meet some of the doctors healing USC’s athletes
How the orthopedic specialists at Keck Medicine of USC and USC Student Health keep the Trojans moving.
Preparing future teachers for the AI era
USC Rossier faculty members aim to instill curiosity and inquiry in students as they grapple with and integrate artificial intelligence in their classrooms.
The hidden risk of letting AI decide: Losing the skills to choose for ourselves
AI has the potential to diminish the human experience in several ways. writes USC Dornsife’s Joe Árvai. One particularly concerning threat is to the ability to make thoughtful decisions.