The former USC faculty member founded Med-COR, the national program that helps minorities enter the biomedical sciences.

USC’s Dowell Myers says American cities reached “peak millennial” in 2015, and demand for urban living is likely to stall. over the next few years.

Michael Goran will look into reducing sugar intake among Hispanic children and postpartum women.

Sandy Banks of the USC Annenberg School Center on Communication Leadership & Policy writes: “Where Obama opened up a window, Trump installed a mirror. His campaign exposed a country at war with itself.”

Even after accounting for exercise, asthmatic children may be more at risk of obesity.

Turkish natives envision a sustainable camp with a school, clinic, pharmacy and religious center in their home country.

Concert brings the sights and sounds of L.A. to life, giving the audience a chance to speak with creators of the offbeat opera.

Pro bono work at the law school prepared Trojan for current role in the L.A. Office of Reentry.

USC’s Dan Schnur notes the differences between California’s governor and President Barack Obama: “Obama sees the glass as half full; Brown warns that it is half empty ... Obama promises ‘change you can believe in’; Brown tells you ‘get off my lawn.’”

USC’s Cleopatra Abdou insists that stereotypes perpetuated by healthcare providers can be internalized by members of marginalized groups, and it may literally be making them sicker.