The Family Development Institute is part of USC’s Neighborhood Academic Initiative, a seven-year precollege enrichment program for low-income students from neighborhoods around the university. It offers 16 Saturday seminars for parents.

Council for Aid to Education survey shows USC ranks third behind only Harvard and Stanford as the Campaign for USC continues its momentum.

USC’s Yongxiang Wang and a colleague analyze a government campaign launched in 2004 to reduce accidental deaths at work and on roads.

The city has already teamed up with USC environmental engineer George Ban-Weiss, who says there is no better place to test different ways of reducing urban heat.

The USC Thornton Distinguished Professor joins Trojans who perform for appreciative audiences in Mexico.

The costs, measured in terms of U.S. Gross Domestic Product, begin with less airline travel.

It’s never too soon to start building relationships with top employers.

A forthcoming paper from USC and Boston University analyzes a government campaign launched in 2004 to reduce accidental deaths at work and on roads.

Air pollution might raise a kid's risk of diabetes, new research from a team at USC shows.

Policy makers and regulators should consider whether bias is a factor in the disparities for work-related injuries and disabilities for minority workers, USC researchers recommended.