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New courses and a revamped format make the summer session more attractive to USC students.

Only four years after switching to bobsled, Carsten Vissering finds himself at the pinnacle of the sport.

Across eras and ideologies, leaders have used family as a potent political metaphor to define loyalty, belonging and even nationhood itself. USC experts explain.

Thyroid nodules are very common. A USC ear, nose and throat doctor explains when to be concerned.

USC psychology researcher Henrike Moll debunks the common misperception that children learn “by osmosis.”

The USC Fisher Museum of Art joins the Getty and LACMA in presenting a landmark, multisite exhibition series honoring the groundbreaking architect.

The commitment from a longtime friend of the institute supports public outreach and partnerships with professionals outside academia.

A new USC Libraries exhibition and slate of public programs look back at how the spirit of ’76 intersected with activism in and around Los Angeles.

Major federal action this month marked a policy turning point for pharmacy benefit managers — one that closely aligns with the evidence-based research led by USC scholars.

Take a look inside the surprising science of how family relationships, home life and policy shape our brains, behavior, physiology and health across generations.