USC — with a prominent presence at the Electronic Entertainment Expo — boasts one of the best video game design programs in the world. When it started in 2002, only a couple of the 15 students were women. Now, program director Tracy Fullerton says there are just as many women enrolled as men.
USC Games grads turn out in force for the annual entertainment expo offering talented designers a venue to get valuable feedback.
USC Thornton alumnus takes pride in his students helping each other to perform in an authentic way.
Brain connectivity atlas assists in the understanding of mental and neural disorders.
The cerebral cortex is the brain’s CEO; it regulates higher-order functions such as motor learning and attention through its connections to brain structures such as the dorsal striatum, which is historically divided into just four regions. Today, USC researchers said they are the first to create the most comprehensive map of connections between the dorsal striatum and the cerebral cortex that is available for any mammal.
Pinchas Gutter survived a Nazi death camp — and now his story will live on through a hologram that can answer your questions, thanks to USC’s Institute for Creative Technologies and USC Shoah Foundation.
The Market Match program facilitates discount prices on fruits and vegetables for low-income shoppers. USC’s Howard Greenwald says 70 percent of participants say they are buying more produce than without the program.
If policymakers want to reduce the number of American infant deaths, their strategies should focus on those older than one month from lower-income families, a new study finds. The analysis compared American infant deaths to those of several European nations, as well as comparing figures between U.S. states.
To reduce the mortality rate, focus should be put on infants older than a month, analysis finds.
Five-year USC study finds significant differences between kids who learned to play instruments and those who didn’t.
