Chemists at USC have discovered a stable catalyst that enables the conversion of CO2 to methanol in the presence of molecular hydrogen.
What if cool, young, up-and-coming engineers were followed with the same gusto as singers and actors? That’s the inspiration for a Funny or Die video commissioned by the National Academy of Engineering and USC Viterbi.
Animators seamlessly meld their work with live action, transporting movie audiences to new worlds.
The thorny presidential campaign topic evoked controversy as far back as George Washington’s administration.
Key things to know about current health concerns around the world.
A student’s unusual vision issue gives USC researchers an opportunity to calculate a relationship between neural activity and the blood.
USC Dornsife alumnus, professor and best-selling author tells how his work as a clinical psychologist turned him into a successful crime writer.
The award-winning team has captured the Super Bowl of a cappella four times in the last seven years.
As mock consultants, Trojans focus on cancer prevention in lower-income countries.
