In an op-ed, USC’s Matthew Kahn notes that trains running 200 mph can connect people to jobs as much as 100 miles away from where they live, without their needing to suffer intolerably long commutes.
These Trojans — second- and third-generation athletes — have a distinct advantage, not just in knowledge but also in genetics.
The holdup seems to be: “How do we pay for it?” But USC’s Darby Saxbe argues the real question should be: “How do we pay for the lack of parental leave?”
A multidisciplinary artist creates portraits that reimagine notions of black women.
The professors are among the 12 academy members elected from USC Viterbi since 2008.
The university is diverting more of its trash from landfills to meet its ambitious sustainability goals.
The tool uses a camera and computer vision to record patterns in children’s eye movements and compares them to other children’s patterns.
The entrepreneur — LeBron James’ longtime business partner — has become an influential figure in the media and entertainment landscape.
Undergrads and alumni meet up regularly to polish resumes, practice networking skills and bond over shared first-gen experiences through a USC Career Center initiative.
Wayne Peterman, a veteran comedian who teaches standup at USC, makes connections between the way things were in comedy and how they came to be the way they are today.
