Research from USC and Temple looks at what behaviors make someone seem trustworthy and what behaviors indicate that someone really is trustworthy. Bad news: The two sets of behaviors don’t match up.
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USC Annenberg’s Dmitri Williams observes that as new technologies emerge, the central question is: Does it help us enjoy one another, or get in the way?
USC has a health sciences campus in northeast Los Angeles that’s home to the Keck School of Medicine of USC and L.A. County + USC Medical Center, but could be so much more.
Trojan defensive lineman tackles an issue close to his heart: helping people age with dignity.
Adviser Wyatt Sadler is confident that USC Viterbi’s AeroDesign Team will be ready for this year’s remote-controlled model airplane competition in Arizona.
USC definitely came out on top Monday, from high-profile appearances in the Tournament of Roses to a last-minute shocker on the playing field.
Part artist and part inventor, Phillip Sliwoski makes handcrafted pieces that keep critical USC labs running.
A study led by the Women’s Health and Exercise Laboratory at USC helps overweight women get in shape after chemotherapy.
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, in partnership with USC Sustainability, becomes largest NFL stadium and second-largest college stadium to achieve status, repurposing over 90 percent of waste created by over 1M patrons, totaling 233 tons.
Many parents and guardians who provide several unpaid hours of medical care for children with special health care needs have limited means and other struggles of their own. A new study calculates the value of their caregiving.