Students recognized for outstanding academic achievement, leadership and service

James Moore talks about the new system to synchronize LA's 4,300 traffic lights

Financial Engineering Program teaches graduate students the inner workings of global economics

Viterbi Professor Shinyi Wu uses technology to improve communication between low-income diabetics and their medical providers.

USC Viterbi Professor Stephen Lu redefines innovation at the 2013 NASSCOM India Leadership Forum.

Communications pioneer and mathematical genius Solomon Golomb receives the nation’s top honor for scientists

Viterbi School's James Moore leads a coalition of organizations in accurately predicting the national economic consequences of major bridge failures

Dean Yannis C. Yortsos Lends Expert Observations on U.S.'s "Reverse Brain Drain" Conundrum

Happy New Year Message to the Viterbi family of students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends!

Daniel Lidar, Azad Madni, and Andreas Molisch have been designated AAAS Fellows for their distinguished contributions to engineering.

Retrospective of An Inextricable Bond and the Legacy of Hughes Aircraft

USC Teamcore Group/US Coast Guard researchers are awarded the Daniel H. Wagner Prize for Excellence in Operations Research Practice at the INFORMS conference.

At his recent TEDx presentation, the USC Viterbi professor says he aims to use 3-D printers to build whole houses.

The professor discusses recent safety lapses at the Center for Disease Control's bioterrorism laboratory.

The US Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) began distributing the Epstein Department developed software packages June 12

SC Racing team gear up for Formula Society of Automotive Engineers competition with their stronger, faster and more reliable racecar

"The Government of Turkey should urgently update and strengthen its offshore oil drilling safety and environmental enforcement and oversight regulatory regimes."

Milind Tambe, Professor of Computer Science and Industrial and Systems Engineering, receives an IBM Faculty Award for his proposal on a computational game-theoretic approach aimed at enhancing public safety, security and welfare.

The Los Angeles Times talks to the USC Viterbi professor about the need for safety upgrades on the new Metro light-rail route.

A rousing speech by alumnus Feng Deng galvanized graduate degree recipients gathered in Galen Hall