USC researchers presented participants with a range of tests to determine if they had phonagnosia, the failure to recognise familiar voices. Research has shown that more people suffer from an inability to identify voices than faces.

The study by researchers at USC’s Network of Korean-American Leaders showed 70 percent of respondents are planning to vote for Clinton in the upcoming election; 5 percent expressed support for Donald Trump.

People who struggle to pay for their drugs may not take their medicine as prescribed, USC researcher says.

USC engineers examine swarms — agents that exchange information to perform group tasks with smarts and efficiency.

The report reveals that representation of gender, race/ethnicity, LGBT status and even disability lags on screen and behind the camera.

Come October, the university — home to the nation’s most highly regarded video game design program — will be host to one of the gaming industry’s most respected festivals.

USC’s Edward McCaffery notes that Donald Trump’s impulsive, last-minute decisions about tax policy favor his interests over the public’s. Whatever else one thinks of Hillary Clinton, there is no doubt that her own taxes would rise under her own tax plan, McCaffery writes, but not so for The Donald.

A new study indicates that the number of U.S. hospitals investigated or cited for breaking federal emergency treatment rules has declined. But lead author Sophie Terp of the Keck School of Medicine of USC says researchers aren’t sure why.

The Residential College Cup is just one sign of USC’s new focus on adding depth, dimension and camaraderie to the residential experience.

USC students learn what it means to be a collaborative research scientist as members of a program that focuses on today’s most complex problems.