Supported by the Broad Foundation and their mentors, two Trojans take innovative approaches to ongoing health issues.

Reading and music have been constants in the life of the USC School of Dramatic Arts retiree, who now has an endowed scholarship in his name.

Fewer are buying, and what they’re looking for is different from previous generations (goodbye, living room). They’re moving less, too.

Researchers get $16.7 million grant to retrieve relevant foreign-language documents and do more with less.

A new study from the USC Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy shows how helpful exercise is for female survivors of cancer. 

People who move to an area with a high obesity rate are likely to become overweight or obese themselves.