USC pilot project relies on the time-honored tradition of cooking and sharing a meal with others.
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The first televised face-off between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump draws a full house to Wallis Annenberg Hall.
Three USC researchers to develop program that would get individuals back on their feet, practicing the walking skills needed to navigate their communities.
The students pick the projects and the faculty offers guidance. So how’s that working?
How changes in the environment might improve experiences during outpatient infusions.
The 1-3 Trojans will take on the 4-0 Sun Devils in a nationally televised game on Fox.
A native of Cyprus, Nikias is recognized by the leading organization dedicated to the promotion of Greek Cypriot cultural heritage in the U.S.
Panelists at USC Annenberg event discuss ‘The Future of Energy’ and its potential effect on the environment.
USC’s Erroll Southers notes that five years after Anwar al-Awlaki — whose words inspired last weekend’s New York bomber — was killed in the drone strike, his appearance in an al Qaida online publication gives the impression that he is still alive.
By 2060 as many as 3.5 million Latinos are projected to develop the disease, an increase of 832 percent, according to a new report from the USC Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging and Latinos Against Alzheimer’s.