New survey says 51 percent of Sanders’ supporters expect Clinton will ultimately prevail in November.

With the California primary less than three months away, Donald Trump leads the GOP field among registered Republican voters in California while Ted Cruz is a close second, according to the latest USC Dornsife/LA Times Poll. The poll also asked about violence at Trump rallies, his views on immigration and favorability among voters.

“There may be a ceiling on his support,” poll director Dan Schnur says of the front-runner.

USC gets high praise in a new report highlighting effective strategies by colleges and universities to increase college access and to support successful outcomes for low-income students.

The nation’s first graduate nursing program to integrate nursing and social work practice will begin in September.

Taking lessons learned from Detroit, USC Price looks into problem-solving on a path to retrenchment and austerity

The Graduate Initiative for Diversity, Inclusion and Access includes $32,000 stipend “top-offs” for highly qualified, underrepresented graduate students.

A multilinguist with a love of his Czech homeland, the mathematician specialized in differential equations and control theory.

A press call MONDAY, March 28, at 10 a.m. PT to discuss the latest findings from the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll, the largest statewide survey of registered voters.

Results include:

- Which Republican and Democratic presidential candidates could win in their respective primary elections in California?
- How strong is Donald Trump’s support among California Republicans? Can Ted Cruz or John Kasich draw enough support to weaken Trump’s lead?
- What is the breakdown of California Democratic support for Hillary Clinton vs. Bernie Sanders?