Right Brain, this is Left Brain. Scott Fraser’s happy to make the introduction.

Garrett died Sunday after receiving treatment for colon cancer. Before becoming the 13th Cornell president, Garrett served as USC provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.

The so-called “end effect” — that the final moments of an event disproportionately influence our memory of it — may not be true, a new study by researchers including USC’s Stephanie Tully suggests.

The crumbling of a long-dominant political order in the face of a populist assault can be a riveting spectacle, notes Dan Schnur of USC’s Unruh Institute of Politics.

Students, alumni and faculty on the autism spectrum show they have a place in the university.

A talented USC Roski alumna brings the prehistoric Mesozoic Era to life.

Gary Michelson advances the university’s efforts to fast-track detection and treatment of diseases.

Discoveries by Rea, who headed USC's dermatology division between 1981 and 1996, led to treatments that allowed patients with Hansen’s disease — leprosy — live without stigma.

A conversation with the alumna volunteer who's leading the USCAA Board of Governors.

2013 USC Alumni Awards honor achievement and a record of commitment.