Community

Research from USC Marshall’s Andrii Parkhomenko analyzes how increasing home prices are driving economic polarization.

The survey provides insight into residents’ well-being, including mental health, housing conditions, neighborhood safety and participation in public life.

The head of USC’s stem cell program visits Vermont Avenue Elementary with heart in hand — literally.

USC Price grads Thomas Wong and Paul Lee joined with their fellow city officials and non-profit organizations to hold community events to bring people together.

The young women, who represent the 2026 Tournament of Roses, toured the hospital, met with patients and staff, and gained insights into the latest cancer breakthroughs.

JEP is one of the university’s most enduring initiatives, educating Trojans and serving community members for more than half a century.

The newest addition to the USC health system is the university’s largest and most advanced outpatient location.

The program — USC’s signature college preparatory effort — gives students who live near USC’s campuses the skills to succeed in college and beyond.

The Association of American Medical Colleges recognizes the school for outreach, education, service, research and increasing access to cutting-edge clinical care.

The medical center’s Healthcare Day of Discovery offered participants personalized career exploration opportunities.