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Has our culture’s begrudging acceptance of ghostwriting paved the way for everyone — not just the rich and famous — to offload the hard work of writing? A USC English professor shares her thoughts.
Micah Owens, who spent much of his life attending boarding school, is the latest winner of the USC Dornsife Magazine Creative Writing Contest.
The commitment from a longtime friend of the institute supports public outreach and partnerships with professionals outside academia.
The annual award, presented by USC Libraries, honors the year’s most accomplished adaptation of the written word for the screen, including both film and television.
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Olivia Northcutt-Wyly credits the Swim with Mike Foundation, which raises scholarship money for disabled athletes, with helping her find her way when illness ended her competitive swimming career. The organization’s annual USC fundraiser is this weekend.
In their own words, Trojans share how they’ve discovered faith and explored spirituality at USC.
Victoria Makanjuola planned to build a career in media and the creative industries. Instead, her USC degree let her move into the tech world.
William Durban’s talent for physics served him well as a USC Viterbi electronic engineering student. Add leadership training from the Navy ROTC program at USC Price, and the result is an American success story.
USC researchers create an online tool that minimizes inaccurate results due to inadequate genetic population data.
USC-led study reveals that melanoma patients with deficient or mutant copies of the gene are less protected from harmful ultraviolet rays.
If scientists can suppress ghrelin’s activity in the brain, they may be able to cut down on the desire to overeat.
The award is part of a larger donation to three Broad Foundation-funded stem cell research centers in California.