Your evening commute? It’s probably a lot longer than your morning drive, even though it’s essentially the same trip in reverse.

Crosstown, a research project between USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, examined 18 of Los Angeles’s busiest freeways over a full year.

Geophysicist W. Bruce Banerdt of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab embarks on a 300-million mile journey to uncover the secrets of Mars.

An op-ed by USC Dornsife’s Robert Dekle reflects on China’s economic growth since opening its markets up to other countries.

In “Blue Rose,” the USC Dornsife poet tells of a child who survives her journey into the world.

The research team tracked snippets of DNA across stem cells to identify 150 suspect proteins.

Alumnus Dexter Egleston reveals how policy-focused social work can combat negative effects of the disorder.

It’s a big milestone for the department’s innovative approach to develop a new generation of advanced practice nurses.

Computer analysis of satellite images for developing cities will often overlook urban communities and harm a city’s poorest residents by inadequately distributing public services, according to a study by Annette Kim of the USC Price School of Public Policy.

Many adults treated at U.S. emergency rooms for mild brain injuries fail to get follow-up care within three months even when they have moderate to severe concussion symptoms, a Keck School of Medicine of USC study suggests.