The ENIGMA World Aging Center will help pinpoint factors that contribute to healthy aging versus those that increase a risk for Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s.
As the music industry changes, Kevin Lyman wants to help the next generation of industry pros get millennials and Gen Z to attend shows.
The accomplished artist will teach as a member of the school’s growing design program.
A partnership between USC’s Price Center for Social Innovation and a local nonprofit will dig into publicly available data to help the community, where nearly half of its residents live in poverty.
Researchers use gait speed as a way to identify patients who might have difficulties recovering from surgery, or other health issues.
Teamwork and trust are essential for those working in perilous situations and shared living quarters.
Robots have been assembling cars in factories, answering questions at conventions, moving packages in warehouses and more. Now, a USC team is studying how well robots work with autistic children, providing personalized support and learning.
Now in his 49th season at the helm, Arthur Bartner and the band will celebrate their 400th straight performance at a football game this weekend.
As the 100th anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I approaches Sunday, USC sociologist Michael Messner talks about his research into veterans who now advocate for peace.
The USC MESH Academy plans to accelerate innovative projects in health and life sciences.
