May 17 marks the 70th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling that racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional. To learn how things have changed — and haven’t — read this piece USC Rossier Dean Pedro Noguera wrote in 2022.
The university’s hospitals and USC Student Health earn the top score in the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s 2024 Healthcare Equality Index.
The audience of more than 500 includes surviving 98-year-old soldier Yoshio Nakamura, a proud double Trojan.
After an accident paralyzed him from the chest down, this former USC swimmer opted to give back to others like himself.
After extensive renovations, the world’s largest repository of LGBTQ+ materials opens with Blood Baby, an exhibition celebrating queer kinship, radical gender performance and belonging.
The 2023 USC Dornsife LABarometer survey finds housing challenges persist, but Angelenos are feeling better about the economy and only 3% plan to leave.
Although 91% of state households have broadband, challenges persist for low-income K-12 families.
USC experts have developed an AI tool that could help homeless service agencies avoid potential biases in housing allocation.
USC Price’s Homelessness Policy Research Institute examined the encampment outreach effort in Venice Beach.
“Themes that came up in the magazine are still relevant and with us today,” says the exhibit’s curator, USC Libraries’ Alexis Bard Johnson.
