The USC Dornsife associate professor recalls reading the online comments of an interview he gave on NPR: “People always tell me not to read the comments, but I did. They complained how I could not write about the Vietnam War when I’ve never experienced it.”
A study by USC’s Morgan Polikoff finds Republicans are 90 percent more likely than Democrats to oppose the Common Core State Standards — and most of that opposition is explained by disapproval of President Obama’s performance.
USC’s MADRES Center studies the effects of exposure to pollution and social stresses.
Previous studies indicated that similar diets could fight cancer and reduce the signs of aging.
A mouse study and a human study indicate that the fasting-mimicking diet that weakens cancer cells holds promise as a treatment for autoimmune diseases.
Student diversity rates are strong in many categories, including several in which the university is No. 1 among private U.S. institutions; ‘PhD pipeline’ is focus of faculty efforts.
The USC Schwarzenegger Institute/Field Poll finds that Democrats (73 percent) and Republicans (77 percent) say the topics are among their most important issues in deciding how they’ll vote.
USC’s Jae Jung is working to understand how the virus replicates. He already knows it’s spreading quickly, with up to 4 million cases expected in the Americas by the end of the year.
USC Trustee David C. Bohnett ’78 has pledged $15 million to endow and name a residential college at USC Village. The David C. Bohnett Residential College will focus on the principles of social justice and community service, and will form part of a thriving student community that integrates living and learning for up to 320 students as well as faculty-in-residence and student support staff.
The college at USC Village will focus on the principles of social justice and community service.
