Animals fed the Mediterranean-inspired diet showed improved cardiometabolic markers.

USC Marshall’s Neely Center contributes to a practical roadmap for crafting enforceable remedies in lawsuits targeting social media and generative AI companies.

PHOTOS: Festivities make for lively morning in the International Plaza at the Ronald Tutor Campus Center.

A study co-authored by USC Marshall’s Miao “Ben” Zhang is among the first to show that generative AI is delivering significant productivity gains outside the workplace — and that a growing digital divide threatens to leave older and lower-income Americans behind.

The event highlighted research aiming to enhance the detection of eye diseases using AI and maps of the retina, alongside emerging science addressing macular degeneration, glaucoma, myopia and more.

Researchers develop a way to grow and genetically engineer the progenitor cells that give rise to macrophages, a type of first-responder immune cell that shows promise for developing immunotherapies for cancers and other diseases.

USC Marshall’s Peer Career Advising program provides specialized mentorship from top students with firsthand experience of the interview process at top firms.

A USC study suggests that increasing omega-3 levels via supplements has little effect on brain health despite showing evidence that the nutrients directly reach the brain.

STORY, VIDEO and PHOTOS: Eight Trojan startups — tackling topics as varied as women’s health and robotics — pitched their cases during Demo Day for USC and Techstars.

USC postdoctoral fellow Valerie Gomez discusses her research on Salvadoran immigrant families and her mission to expand access to higher education.