USC experts in Russian history and culture, and general cybersecurity, discuss the country's rising importance in U.S. politics.
The Pacific Rim collaboration will create one of China’s first graduate programs in occupational therapy, a treatment that helps people recuperate from physical or mental illness.
The third USC Annenberg event shows students how they can pursue careers in media and technology.
He began teaching piano students at USC part time in fall 2015 and will become a full-time professor in 2017.
The internationally famous game event, which attracts designers from around the globe, makes its debut on the University Park Campus.
Graduate student at USC’s Spatial Sciences Institute wants to boost awareness for a disease caused by a parasitic flea.
Dan Schnur examines the current political climate; Jacquelyn McCroskey presents the election in terms of social work policy.
The $700 million residential and retail complex will change the way Trojans live and learn when it opens in fall 2017.
USC’s Laura Castañeda notes the counter-productivity of lowering achievement expectations for students with learning disabilities and the proactive approach students and their families must take to receive accommodations in higher education.
Schools have competing ideas on what — besides a diploma — students should leave campus with. One innovative approach comes from the USC Iovine and Young Academy, which tries to reshape higher education for students who’ve never known a world without the internet.
