USC Students Tackle Climate Change in Global Simulation Conference
Jessica Santos was full of optimism heading into mock negotiations at the APRU Student Global Climate Change Simulation. The USC Master of Public Health candidate… Read more »
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USC Africa Hub promotes global health through collaboration
Jose Gutierrez comes from the San Fernando Valley, but the USC junior spent his summer researching COVID-19’s impact on the health system 9,653 miles away… Read more »
USC leads global consortium of researchers for NIH funded study on Parkinson’s disease
The USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute (USC Stevens INI), part of the Keck School of Medicine of USC, has launched a $3 million… Read more »
USC Athletes Win 21 Medals, Including U.S. University Best 11 Golds, At 2020 Tokyo Olympics
USC-affiliated athletes won 21 medals (11 golds, 5 silvers, 5 bronzes) at the just-concluded 2020 Tokyo Olympics, including more gold medals than any U.S. university.… Read more »
USC reaccredited after inclusive review of university standards, curriculum, quality and culture
In a reaffirmation of academic excellence and positive change, the Western Association of Schools and Colleges’ Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) announced that USC has been reaccredited for 10… Read more »
President Folt, Mayor Garcetti and UK climate envoy talk sustainability
Speaking at the Los Angeles Business Council’s annual Sustainability Summit on June 11, USC President Carol L. Folt underscored the importance of partnerships and collaborations with… Read more »
USC Athletics Commits To Support United Nations Sports For Climate Action Initiative
USC Athletics will join the U.N. Sports for Climate Action initiative, pacing the university’s rapidly expanding sustainability efforts. It is the fifth U.S. collegiate athletic department… Read more »
USC Price School Awarded £200,000 Lloyd’s Register Foundation Grant to Turn International Data into Actionable Insights for NGOs
As the first global study of worry and risk issues, the Lloyd’s Register Foundation’s World Risk Poll, conducted by Gallup in 142 countries, provides one of… Read more »
USC Gould professor and director of the International Human Rights Clinic wins Fulbright grant
When Professor Hannah Garry was recently awarded a Fulbright grant to study enforcement of international refugee law at the University of Oslo Law in Norway,… Read more »
USC partners with Chinese university to explore the use of traditional Chinese medicine against COVID-19
Shortly after the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 appeared and began spreading through the Chinese city of Wuhan, the pandemic response team in China turned to traditional… Read more »