Wang provides civic leadership in China; Adler lends his business and legal acumen when needed.

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A preeminent media scholar traces how primary elections shaped modern American politics.

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Paul Revere Williams ’19 was California’s first licensed African-American architect.

Alumni, parents and friends find their own unique ways to help students attend USC.

From gum collapse to early tooth decay, these dental researchers see a bright future for your teeth.

The genetic variants found by scientists account for a small fraction of the differences across individuals in education.

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USC findings contribute to evidence that education affects a person’s well-being and health in later years.