The daily regimen by older patients shows multiple health benefits and a reduction in health care spending, according to researchers.

What is novel about this protest, notes USC Dornsife’s David Treuer, is that the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and the outside protesters are working together. There is no “leader,” no titular head. And an overwhelming number of the protesters are women.

The president-elect’s outsider status may present an opportunity to mend fences, says Frank Zerunyan of the USC Price School.

The USC Thornton faculty member and alumnus earns the Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition for his acclaimed orchestral work inspired by the experience of playing video games.

USC alum’s team certifies more than 80 first responders and provides free health services to hundreds of villagers over a two-week stay.

Tomorrow’s jobs demand new ways of thinking, writes USC Annenberg Dean Ernest Wilson, but the necessary skills to excel at them are in short supply.

People tend to use more positive words than negative ones, and researchers like USC’s Morteza Dehghani are looking at how that phenomenon may change over time.

USC’s Paul Irving notes that disconnected retirees could reconnect, new opportunities for work and volunteer activities could flourish, access to health providers could improve — and the benefits could spread.

And the benefits could spread.