What kind of dad will you be?
Expectant fathers with higher levels of oxytocin and brain activation later endorse a more “baby-led,” empathetic parenting style, a preliminary USC study finds.

Expectant fathers with higher levels of oxytocin and brain activation later endorse a more “baby-led,” empathetic parenting style, a preliminary USC study finds.

Trojan Tasminda Dhaliwal wants to know where unhoused LAUSD students live and how they get lost in the system. Her goal: find out where and why desperately needed support systems come up short.

Next-generation cellular networks have far more potential than previously thought, USC research finds. They could dramatically change health, transportation and more.

With Father’s Day on our minds, seven USC faculty members share touching stories of how their dads helped shape who they are today.

Athletes have long stayed silent about depression. USC sports psychologists are telling them it’s OK to ask for help — and that they’re not alone.

For decades, developers trying to fill the 10-acre lot in Watts have been met with little community support. Now a group of USC urban planning students, as part of their capstone projects, focused on what the neighborhood needs.

A newly approved yet controversial drug, in particular, brings both hope and challenges for patients and clinicians. It’s one of many developments worth discussion as Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month continues.

The pandemic reduced overall U.S. life expectancy by over 1.3 years, USC research has found, with the effects on Black and Latino populations 2 to 3 times those for the white population.