In an op-ed, USC’s Sunita Puri notes many patients find it empowering to describe themselves as “fighting” and “beating” cancer. But others say that very language divides the sick into winners and losers, and can allow patients to hide some deeply felt emotions.

Anna Becker fell in love with the zoo as a child. As a member of the Los Angeles Zoo's education team, she's working to make its programs more accessible for students throughout the city.

After years on the road with artists like Michael Bublé, Rob Perkins started a curated music programming business called On the Beat that is fueled by fellow USC Thornton grads, faculty and even current students.

The books are earmarked for nine schools with K-5 programs within the USC Family of Schools and will be delivered via the USC Leslie and William McMorrow Neighborhood Academic Initiative.

Troy Camp co-director Marla Ross found her confidence at USC through financial assistance and guidance from mentors and friends. As a recent grad, she wants to help others do the same.

With Pikachu back on the big screen, USC researchers are taking a serious look at the linguistics of the Pokémon universe to better grasp how the brain processes language.

Inspired by an animation class, 2019 graduate Amri Rigby embraced filmmaking, directed a Sundance-winning short film and was commissioned by Werner Herzog to shoot a documentary in Peru, all as a USC student.

It’s the 11th Trojan victory in the 18-year history of the head-to-head all-sports competition for L.A. sports superiority.