We invited students to tell us about their USC residential housing experiences in a 2012 contest, and they didn’t disappoint. Three USC freshman give us a peek into what makes their rooms a home away from home.
Sumner Redstone’s $10 million gift supports a creative space for budding filmmakers.
Targeted therapies and other advances create new hope for lung cancer patients.
The proportion of the national debt tied to health care costs keeps increasing, raising concerns about competitiveness and national security.
The National Medal of Science recognizes Solomon Golomb’s many contributions to communications technology.
Creativity can combine with business principles to solve societal challenges—and turn a profit.
Ninety percent of the world’s data was created in the last two years. What we do with it will change the future.
Right Brain, this is Left Brain. Scott Fraser’s happy to make the introduction.
Garrett died Sunday after receiving treatment for colon cancer. Before becoming the 13th Cornell president, Garrett served as USC provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
The so-called “end effect” — that the final moments of an event disproportionately influence our memory of it — may not be true, a new study by researchers including USC’s Stephanie Tully suggests.
