TITLE IX: The dean of the USC Kaufman School of Dance sees the impact that Title IX has had on the dance profession, but still recognizes the need to make progress.

It’s a time to be celebrating and for folks to learn allyship,” says Damarea Parker, one of the program’s organizers.

TITLE IX: For Naddia Palacios, the assistant vice provost for student equity and inclusion in USC Student Affairs, being intentional about intersectionality is key.

Black patients with arterial plaque buildup in the legs are more likely to have a stroke, heart attack or amputation than white patients, a USC study finds.

A $10 million grant from the Annenberg Foundation will help transform the ASC building into dynamic hubs that propel students’ success, further groundbreaking research, and encourage new partnerships and initiatives.

The aerospace company’s Accelerated Leadership Program invites sophomores from partner universities into a wide range of engineering and product-focused activities, including access to top-level leadership.

With a $1 million prize from the Kidney Innovation Accelerator, or KidneyX, USC Stem Cell scientists are on a quest to build a “kidney” that resembles the real thing in function, if not in form.

USC researchers leverage techniques to manage error accumulation, demonstrating the potential of quantum computing.

Andrew Freire earns the Immigrant Justice Corps Fellowship and will be working at the Immigrant Defenders Law Center.

At Hebrew University in Jerusalem, the law professor will compare immigration policies.