USC pedestrian safety campaign signs — USC Photo/Gus Ruelas

‘We all deserve to get there’

A new, student-driven pedestrian safety campaign encourages Trojans to look out for one another whether bicycling, skateboarding, walking or riding a scooter.

Honoring a legend

Allyson Felix Field honors the USC alumna who has been a hero both on and off the track, and has earned the most Olympic medals of any track athlete in U.S. history.

Why fake news spreads

A USC-led study suggests that social media platforms — more than individual users — have a larger role to play in stopping the spread of misinformation online.

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. — Photo/Ron Cogswell

Remembering Dr. King

USC celebrates the civil rights leader with a screening of MLK/FBI, appearances by the Trojan Marching Band and the Cardinal Divas of SC in the Kingdom Day parade and more.

A transplanted staghorn coral — Photo/Wyatt Million

Treating corals like an investment

A USC-led study finds that diversification is the key to saving the world’s dying coral reefs. It turns out that success lies with genetic diversity.

The truth of the Holocaust is under attack — here is what we can do about it

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day (Friday, Jan. 27), USC Shoah Foundation’s Robert Williams discusses the co-opting of historic events and how we — and social media companies — have a part in stopping the spread of lies about the atrocities.

Brand New Theatre puts original student productions on the stage

The independent student production company, which connects Trojans from different majors and schools, has been producing original works since 1996.

Americans don’t know what’s a healthy blood pressure — and that’s a problem

People say they know what their blood pressure is — but two-thirds of adults don’t know the upper thresholds for normal or healthy blood pressure, according to a new USC study.

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