What gave the Trojans a leg up in the Classics Olympia competition? Credit the Classics Department’s intimacy — especially small class sizes and student-faculty camaraderie.
If you used a smartphone today, thank Andrew Viterbi: His 1967 breakthrough made possible the technology that we now take for granted.
A few weeks before the president’s 100th day in the White House, the poll asked Americans to rate his presidency and their trust of the media.
Newly funded study aims to improve challenging primary health care encounters.
If you go by the odds, Sierra Williams shouldn’t be in college. But when Sierra was in the sixth grade, teachers spotted her potential and enrolled her in USC’s Neighborhood Academic Initiative program. Now she's a junior studying engineering, with her eye on a PhD.
Universities worldwide are spawning amazing research that could save lives. The problem, writes USC’s Ira Kalb, is that many of the inventions from this research never see the light of day because of the obstacles to commercializing them.
USC Presidential Professor Angus Deaton and his colleague look at the rising trend of deaths from drug overdose, alcohol-related disease and suicide.
He had an unlikely career path with a string of unique odd jobs; now he’s pushing his students to have their own unconventional experiences as part of their classwork.
USC computer scientist’s team aims to quantify health outcomes with digital technology.
