“We have an obligation to care about the values of the people who run Google,” writes USC’s Jonathan Taplin, “because we’ve given Google enormous control over our lives and the lives of our children.”

A paper published earlier this year by researchers including USC’s Emilio Ferrara estimates that between 9 and 15 percent of active Twitter accounts are actually bots.

USC’s Bridging the Gaps program gives Chris Im the chance to study neuroscience and the immune system at the Keck School of Medicine.

Ximena Salas’ clothing company Mis Raíces is making a statement in the Latino community — just like its founder, who one day hopes to be a Trojan.

USC experts react to the week’s escalating war of words from President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

USC’s Dental Explorers program introduces minority students to dentistry and its specialties, including orthodontics and pediatrics.

USC’s Elyn Saks argues, “The best way to increase the number of mental patients who consent to treatment is to make it easier for them to refuse.”

USC's star quarterback ambushed college football with nine straight wins and an unflappable cool a year ago. Now he's set up to be the top pick in next year's NFL draft.

The facility debuts the first in a series of rotating displays featuring works by Glendale and La Cañada Flintridge-area artists intended to welcome, uplift and inspire all who behold them.

Research by USC’s Erica L. Rosenthal and Traci Gillig suggests that nuanced portrayals of transgender individuals — particularly in mainstream entertainment — can break down barriers in a way that news stories may not.