Kazakhstan native and PhD student Albina Ibrayeva envisions a future where research and medicine advance everyone’s well-being.
Princeton hasn’t taken a transfer in more than two decades. In the fall of 2015, Stanford enrolled 15 transfer students; Yale, 24. But at USC, transfers from community colleges make up nearly one-third of the new undergraduates.
Researchers led by Lon Schneider of Keck Medicine of USC hope that administering the vaccine to adults in their 60s and 70s may delay the illness.
USC Dornsife graduate student David Newman and colleagues found that when people sought out the “best” choice when befriending someone, they often reported regret or low well-being.
Regulatory expert Frances J. Richmond is appointed chair of the department.
USC Gould Professor Michael Shapiro sees bioethics and constitutional law as ‘mutually illuminating.’
The novel, less invasive approach produces functional nerve cells for patients.
USC doctoral student with a love of the game offers insights on inclusion in the workplace.
Intrigued by medicine as a teen, D’Juan Farmer became the first person in his family to attend college — and now he dreams of running his own lab.
USC experts are available today to discuss the possible political, economic, environmental and international outcomes and impacts of President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord.
