Political memes often use pictures familiar to us in popular culture, paired with short and snappy text. They’re an effective tool for communicating an (often partisan) point. But can a meme ever change a voter’s mind? USC’s Morteza Dehghani answers that.

USC political scientist Ange-Marie Hancock offers a comprehensive history of social paradoxes.

Medical student empowers underrepresented high school students to pursue careers through MERIT, a nonprofit he created to end disparities.