In an op-ed, USC’s Glenn Melnick argues that a little-known set of regulations allows emergency rooms to charge basically whatever they want.

Tiny particle engineered by researchers at two schools could change millions of lives.

Potentially lifesaving breakthrough for women devised by USC-led research team takes big step forward from biopsies and microscopes.

The poll finds Democrats have an edge over Republicans in a generic House matchup — and they say news coverage of the president motivates them to vote.

USC experts explain what’s behind the sweeping switch from brick-and-mortars to online-only brands.

Citing works of science fiction, nonfiction, biography, humor and horror, six professors offer their literary choices.

Education and health care go together for OB-GYN Deirdre Logan, who returns to her alma mater after 14 years at a community clinic.

USC’s Safiya Noble argues that search engines aren’t neutral; they’re made by humans who have preferences, opinions and blind spots.

USC Marshall’s John Boudreau and a colleague provide a roadmap on preparing and getting the best out of the increasing trend toward automation and AI. Remember, ATMs didn’t wipe out bank tellers.