Across eras and ideologies, leaders have used family as a potent political metaphor to define loyalty, belonging and even nationhood itself. USC experts explain.
USC psychology researcher Henrike Moll debunks the common misperception that children learn “by osmosis.”
A new USC Libraries exhibition and slate of public programs look back at how the spirit of ’76 intersected with activism in and around Los Angeles.
USC Rossier’s Atheneus Ocampo and Kortney Hernandez discuss their class “Counseling as an Act of Love”: “Love isn’t deferred, it’s enacted in the present”
USC School of Dramatic Arts Professor Oliver Mayer recorded his somnolent story for the new Calm Sleep app.
STORY, VIDEO and PHOTOS: USC Shoah Foundation and the Big Ten Conference provide Trojans with the opportunity to visit historical sites of the Holocaust and the Civil Rights Movement.
After publishing perspective-shifting research on the impact of social-emotional learning programs, Cheyeon Ha looks to continue this work at USC Rossier.
A program backed by USC Dornsife Public Exchange in collaboration with the Keck School of Medicine of USC offers free soil testing. It’s filling a critical gap created when government aid falls short and private testing proves costly.
“This immediate impact on air pollution is really important because it also has an immediate impact on health,” said USC’s Erika Garcia, the study’s senior author.
The university’s Black Staff and Faculty Caucus presented the annual tribute event.
