Awards

President Obama to present the nation’s top technology honor to the inventor of a device that helps blind people see.

Scholars receive two fully funded years of graduate study in the United Kingdom.

The California native will present public readings in classrooms, boardrooms and other places during his two-year term.

The filmmaker and founder of USC Shoah Foundation is awarded the nation’s highest civilian honor.

Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Stephen Hawking and USC’s Andrew Viterbi are previous recipients of the prestigious honor.

Honorees are ‘well on their way to making the world a safer, smarter place’ for their research of wireless networks and brain-machine interfaces.

The former football coach is among 16 honorees at this year’s presentation ceremony.

Institute for Creative Technologies researcher receives the Pioneer in Medicine Award for his work with brain injuries and PTSD.

For the third year, the university ranks among the schools with the most students in the prestigious program.

The towering left-hander becomes the third Trojan to be enshrined in Cooperstown.