USC’s Arthur Toga is joined by Still Alice author Lisa Genova for Visions & Voices event.

USC Thornton’s Joanna Demers writes a cultural retrospective in an imaginative literary style.

California administrator’s book chronicles a series of political decisions and actions of ‘enormous consequences.’

USC Center for Body Computing announces partners for its technology-driven program.

A spate of quakes in 2005 in the Central Valley almost certainly was triggered by underground oilfield injection, according to a study by USC researchers and their colleagues at three other universities.

One tip from David Agus of Keck Medicine of USC is to put off retiring: “There’s data that every year you delay retirement, you reduce Alzheimer’s by over 3 percent. If you don’t use it, you lose it.”

A new analysis by the Center for Global Innovation at the USC Marshall School of Business reports that 64 percent of the world’s billion-dollar privately held companies are based here.

The Trojan legend will stay on to guide the renovation of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.