Studying the brain and addiction
A new USC study examines why certain brains are more vulnerable to addiction. The goal is to identify people most at risk of opioid addiction and determine how to best treat those already addicted.
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139 years old, and still fighting on
From a modest start in a western town without paved streets or telephones, USC marks its 139th birthday Oct. 6 as one of the nation’s leading research institutions.
Celebrating Iovine and Young Hall
The Trojan Family dedicates USC’s newest academic building, a state-of-the-art innovation center where 3D printers and a podcast studio are just the beginning.
Learning from past disasters
USC professors visit the sites of historic disasters with an important goal: building an educational infrastructure that will help prepare for future hazards.
Inauguration: a new beginning
The Trojan Family comes together to formally install Carol L. Folt as the university’s 12th president.
‣ VIDEO: Folt says thank you to the USC community.
