USC researchers find that even low concentrations of a single type of antibiotic leads to resistance to multiple classes of antibiotics. What will happen if antibiotics are no longer effective?
A special section of Writing 150 — a course required of freshmen — gives eye-opening perspectives to everyone in the class.
As the world's energy demands grow, batteries could be key to storing sustainable energy.
The work opens exciting possibilities for understanding human movement, creating responsive prosthetics and developing robots that adapt to complex and changing environments.
Wolf Gruner, founding director of USC Shoah Foundation’s Center for Advanced Genocide Research, began his quest to build a Holocaust library as soon as he arrived at USC a decade ago.
Recipients include a groundbreaking U.S. Congress member, a world-renowned dancer, extraordinary humanitarians and philanthropists, a pioneering statistician and a USC music icon.
A provider of homeless services in Los Angeles has an unlikely new partner: the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.
It’s the ultimate field trip for public health policy students: visiting the state capital to meet with lawmakers.
