Urban economist is upbeat about the country’s future and fascinated by California’s coastal cities.

Researchers find that having ‘skin in the game’ is not enough of an incentive to shop for less expensive care.

“What I am trying to do in my academic life is change art discourse,” says USC’s Amelia Jones. “I want to change the field of art history.”

USC Trustee Stanley Gold and wife Ilene give $2.5 million for scholarship, mentorship program at USC Gould School of Law.

The women in the USC program, ranked by Princeton Review as the nation’s top place to study game design, are enrolled not just because games have changed their lives. They want to change games.

Study of 9,000 Los Angeles-area children confirms global trend — the incidence of childhood myopia is increasing at an alarming pace.

Trojans survey millennials in a bid to bolster support for measures affecting California parks.

Annual contest urges students to connect with pop culture, leading to stronger communication of science in film.

A majority of Americans live in cities within 50 miles of a coast. But as sea levels rise, are those cities doomed? USC’s Matthew Kahn thinks America’s coastal cities will adapt, get ahead of climate change and be just fine.

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