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Whether AI can “think” is a different question than whether it is “intelligent.” A USC expert weighs in.

Dean Pinchas Cohen and Vice Dean Sean Curran are recognized for extraordinary work in aging by the Gerontological Society of America.

Over a decade, the advisors have helped more than 88,000 students with college and financial aid applications.

USC Dornsife physicists and colleagues have created a microscopic device that can detect and control the rapid “dance” of electron spins in antiferromagnetic materials.

Alum Brent Weinstein reflects on the value of his USC Marshall education, his road to CAA's senior leadership team and the bright future of new media in Hollywood.

ShadeLA, a new USC-led initiative, unites civic, academic and community partners to expand urban tree canopy and shade infrastructure — building lasting heat resilience for Angelenos well beyond 2028.

Students in VITA — Volunteer Income Tax Assistance — secured $1.2 million in tax refunds for the Los Angeles community.

More than 100 experts credit their training to a California Institute for Regenerative Medicine Scholars program at USC.

Whether through practical experience or invaluable connections, Carson Kranz has charted an entrepreneurial course at USC Marshall.

Research by USC Marshall’s Ike Silver and co-authors examines why people tend to escalate moral judgments when responding publicly to moral transgressions.