The Lost L.A. Curriculum Project will bring together Southern California educational and media organizations to create lesson plans that pull from the city's rich history.
A new USC study finds that viewing violent videos of police shootings may be harmful to the mental health of adolescents of color.
A new study will assess what keeps low-income patients and racial and ethnic minorities from participating in important research projects.
Beginning in August, the field at the historic venue will become United Airlines Field at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
University leaders recognize the aerospace and systems engineer for guiding USC through a tumultuous year and create an endowed scholarship in her honor.
Sarah Greytak learned to think outside of the box at USC. Now she’s putting her physical therapy skills to much-needed use within the Denver police and sheriff's departments.
USC Chan’s Deborah Pitts has worked to integrate occupational therapists into agencies that help the homeless, and her efforts are opening doors to new opportunities.
The Trojan alumnus has held leadership roles with numerous USC organizations and is a seasoned veteran of the financial services industry.
