Less educated and lower income neighborhoods are consistently farther away from cultural institutions that can help advance social mobility, according to a study co-authored by USC Price Professor Elizabeth Currid-Halkett.
Nearly half of county residents surveyed believe their neighborhoods have enough tree cover‚ even though most live on streets with little to no shade.
Falling birth rates and lower migration are reducing the number of young people, while older residents age in place. USC Price’s Dowell Myers looks as the “top heavy” age imbalance and offers ways to cope with it.
PODCAST: In the third installment of his podcast, USC’s interim president sits down with the former Google CEO to discuss the rapid evolution of AI and what it means for higher ed.
By tracking changes over time, they gained insights into how dietary choices may influence key biological processes.
A new NIH-funded study will use neuroimaging data to learn how pain processing in the brain influences treatment response in endometriosis, which affects millions of women and girls.
JEP is one of the university’s most enduring initiatives, educating Trojans and serving community members for more than half a century.
USC Annenberg releases a new study exploring the gender and race/ethnicity of hosts and guests of popular podcasts.
The event featured business leaders along with faculty, staff and student presentations and a conversation with former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
The list of honorees includes veterans scoring a repeat trip to the awards, rising talents in the music industry and first-time nominees.
