USC’s Albert “Skip” Rizzo has been using the technology for years to treat servicemen returning from Iraq and Afghanistan who are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
Jeff Sacha, a 29-year-old USC doctoral student, spent years building the club into a bastion of hope in one of LA’s most densely populated and gang-afflicted neighborhoods, training boxers for free. But in a few weeks, he’ll graduate and move away.
Our systems have failed to make a fundamental shift in thinking and approach to equity that is key to closing racial gaps on a large scale, writes Estela Bensimon of the USC Rossier School of Education.
One-of-its-kind pact signed between artists and budding lawyers is no game — it’s the real deal.
A human has nearly 100 times more nephrons, the functional units of the kidneys, than a mouse.
Ashish Soni preaches the benefits of hunger, heightened awareness and, yes, failure.
USC entrepreneurs have lots of places to turn for help with everything from funding to mentorship.
The $700 million project is taking shape on Jefferson Boulevard.
“The field of neuroscience represents the next great frontier of medical research in the 21st century,” Mark Stevens says.
Nancy Cambria, supported by USC Annenberg’s Center for Health Journalism, reports that stress itself, if left unchecked, is physically toxic to child development and health.
