Disadvantaged minorities in the L.A. area show increased behavioral problems, such as depression and substance use.
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The filmmaker was a Spielberg-anointed prodigy, but he’s spent the last decade working largely on franchises and sequels. Then he found his passion project.
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All branches of the military are represented at the university’s first units for student veterans.
Interim President Wanda M. Austin reminds incoming freshmen and transfer students that they are the “best of the best,” and thanks parents, too.
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Warrior-Scholar Project is designed to encourage vets to consider top-ranked schools — and gives them skills to get in, too; USC is the only California partner.
Families and friends help students get settled before classes begin next week; it’s a day for shuttling boxes, snapping selfies and saying bittersweet goodbyes.
The $300 million project will bring the 95-year-old stadium back to its former glory and add world-class amenities — all while the Trojans and Rams continue to play there.
The combined grants will allow research into why humans cannot recover from hearing loss but birds and reptiles can, and how two unique proteins affect stem cell renewal.