Brad Spellberg of Keck Medicine of USC employs a historical technique capitalizing on the blood’s antibodies, rather than antibiotics, to fight infectious diseases.
A USC study finds that, during the housing downturn, millions of would-be homebuyers turned to rentals — and most never entered the housing market at all.
A USC Dornsife alumna takes down our hurdles to better mental health.
USC computer scientist speaks at a White House-sponsored workshop on technology and social good.
Fulbright scholar will study in India, where he’ll explore the use of musical reminiscence therapy in dementia care.
Altering transplantation dose could improve outcomes for patients and ultimately save lives.
Scientists and public health officials provide answers to some of the toughest questions about Zika virus, the chances of an outbreak in California, brain defects in babies and the road to a vaccine.
Training grants of all types allow students to conduct research that could ultimately contribute to key discoveries and new thinking.
With help from undergraduates and an alumna, Olu Orange brings a successful lawsuit that forces the city to pay for millions in job training and education.
In 1999, the night before USC played Notre Dame in South Bend, a USC security official arranged for the fighter to meet the team.
