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Arsh Haque
Science/Technology

Can’t find time for the people who matter most? There’s an app for that

Wellsayer, an app developed by an entrepreneurial USC Gould student, focuses on well-being by helping users schedule and manage relationships.
Health

Your Health Depends on More Than Your DNA

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‘We get people to stop and look’: The election year’s most provocative political artists

Four USC Annenberg graduate students take a look at the dominant images of this political season. Activist street artists have been especially busy creating some of the presidential campaign’s most provocative statements.
Science/Technology

Women still less likely to be hired, promoted, mentored or even have their research cited

Researchers at USC’s Information Sciences Institute used artificial intelligence to study gender disparities in science.
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Where will rent prices head after the pandemic?

Landlords don’t always act rationally, notes USC Marshall’s Marco Giacoletti, whose research shows how they might adjust to a reopening society.
Clippers games overlayed with a analytical software created by USC computer scientists
Athletics

You call the shots on the video board, thanks to USC computer scientists

Company uses tech to pull basketball fans into the NBA game-day experience with the LA Clippers.
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University

Visiting USC Price scholars will provide new perspectives and make research strides

The public policy school is partnering with historically Black colleges and universities to promote research, engage diverse populations, provide mentorship opportunities and foster dialogue among faculty and students.
Larry Ellison
University

Year in review: Generosity of USC’s friends makes a lasting difference, as gifts keep on giving

USC 2016 | Transformative gifts create a new cancer center, provide new resources in social work and vision research, help veterans and much more.
Musician and producer Pharrell Williams speaks to Freedom School students
University

Year in review: Did you see who was on campus? USC draws the big names

USC 2016 | From actors to musicians to comedians to politicians, you never know who you might run into.
Health

Young adults who identify as Republicans more often ignore COVID-19 safety precautions

From infrequently social distancing to visiting more indoor venues, a new USC study finds that young Republicans are more likely than their peers to disregard public health recommendations.