Annual community breakfast honors the late civil rights leader.

The governing panel oversees business affairs of the playoff organization, including budgets, policies and operating guidelines.

The presidential primary process has served America well in the past, writes USC’s Geoffrey Cowan, and it almost certainly will serve us well this year, too.

Scientists want to know why the brain devotes a huge amount of energy to whatever the network is doing.

USC Dornife students learn about 200 years of economics in a course that incorporates online role playing.

Meet the USC alum keeping the $700 million residential-retail project on time and on budget.

The “chief technology officer” has become indispensable at most organizations. So, David Agus of Keck Medicine of USC asks, why not create a similar position in the health sphere?

Rather than a moment of triumph, writes Roberto Suro of the USC Price School of Public Policy, 2016 could be the year of the Latino eclipse.

Family and empowerment matter for medical professionals striving to make a difference.