USC researchers provide key analysis of the data gathered annually by the county and city, as part of the university’s Initiative to Eliminate Homelessness.

The Trojans open the season with a three-game home stand against up-and-coming Western Michigan, Pac-12 rival Stanford and longtime adversary Texas.

Nobody quite knew how this bold idea would work — nearly four years later, the results are in.

USC’s Visions and Voices event mixes moving melodies with deep thoughts on the ocean.

USC’s Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, author of The Sum of Small Things, says a new cultural elite is on the rise: people who aren't necessarily rich but who share a set of socially conscious views — like driving electric cars and buying only organic produce.

Peer navigators help clients to make medical appointments, find transportation and communicate with providers. 

$6.9 million NIH grant allows Keck School of Medicine of USC team to study the regeneration of lung cells.

“He even figured out a new way to become president, revealing that the principal qualification for the office was wanting it,” writes USC Annenberg’s Richard Reeves. “He was not qualified for the big job, but then no one ever is.”

Edward D. Kleinbard of the USC Gould School of Law notes the underlying policy divide between conservatives and progressives: whether the federal government should be promoting a functioning health coverage system or health insurance markets.