USC Viterbi School of Engineering research is catching issues with perception algorithm in virtual testing, making the algorithms safer and more reliable, and may lead to safer self-driving cars.

A joint program of USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work and USC Viterbi School of Engineering is using AI to find influencers amongst homeless youths to help educate others.

Do you take sleeping aids? As noted by a Keck Medicine of USC researcher, if you're taking them for more than a few days, it might be time to see a sleep specialist.

Logistical problems are unavoidable in disaster situations, because there's a lot of guesswork and uncertainty notes a USC Viterbi School of Engineering researcher and expert in transportation engineering.

Would you rather buy a used car or a pre-owned car? How about a used suit or a pre-owned suit?

A USC Marshall School of Business researcher explains why pre-owned is the new term.

"News reports are the biggest type of ask. We see all over the news that Notre Dame Cathedral needs help, and then we give."

- USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences economist

Research from Keck Medicine of USC shows that continued exposure to pollutants may lead to bad behavior (cheating, stealing, vandalism), and that such actions are more likely in areas with greater pollution.

What does it take to renovate the 100-year old Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum? 300-plus workers - with many from the surrounding community - on site 6 days a week.

USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences's Robert Shrum from the USC Center for the Political Future (USCPolFuture) and Andrea Mauro, USC student discuss if it's too late to fix the environment during today's Earth Day.

A great story for Earth Day: Spectrum News 1 SoCal came out to USC Wrigley Institute for Environmental Studies to learn the latest on our sustainability research.

Don't forget to join our Facebook Live today at 1:00 PM on Earth Day!

For our last episode of the season, listen in on celebrated storyteller and Pulitzer-prize winning playwright Suzan Lori-Parks when she visited USC on October 6, 2016. Moderated by USC School of Dramatic Arts professor Luis Alfaro, they discussed how Parks uses foundational narratives to provide a fresh perspective on American history, race, and identity in her works.

Parks is best known for her work on the Broadway revival of Porgy and Bess, which won a Tony for Best Revival of a Musical in 2012. Parks has received the MacArthur “Genius” Award, the Horton Foote Prize, and the Kennedy Prize. Parks was the first African American woman to win a Pulitzer Prize in Drama in 2002 for Topdog/Underdog. Episode: https://bit.ly/2IrLBeu For more: https://podcasts.usc.edu/

When the Wall Street Journal calls one of our USC Thornton School of Music professors "one of the nation's most acclaimed composers of choral music," it's nice to know that the professor - Morten Lauridsen - has been passing on his knowledge here for four decades.

Who brings the funk to a #FBF?! The Spirit of Troy and Philip Bailey from our recent Visions and Voices event!

Your Friday feel-good story: how an anonymous donor helped save the life of a young woman at Keck Medicine of USC. #FightOn

You just know it's just better at USC when it's sunny, 80-degrees and you're here on campus.

Hope everyone had a great sunny day! And wore sunscreen! #FightOn ✌️🌞

"The campus climate survey is an opportunity — a chance to share our experiences and make a concerted effort to change the University’s culture."

Please make sure you fill out the survey. More information can be found here: https://studentaffairs.usc.edu/2019-usc-campus-climate-survey/

The Trojan Family is bigger than students and alumni - it's also our faculty and staff.

USC Viterbi School of Engineering and USC Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering professor Bob Scholtz has inspired his students for 50+ years.

From "Forget Me Nots" to chair of the Popular Music Program at USC Thornton School of Music, Patrice Rushen has changed music.

And now she has been honored by the California Jazz Foundation. #FightOn ✌️🎶

USC Civic Engagement's Bridges to Business program has helped Milpa Grille reach new levels of success. Check it out!

Worried about your teeth and the enamel? A Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC professor has been developing a special gel that can promote the growth of an enamel-like surface.

USC Student Health’s new violence prevention specialist is designing and spearheading a new affirmative consent workshop for incoming freshmen, which will begin this fall.

The latest USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences/L.A. Times Poll shows that former Vice President Joe Biden is leading by 10 points.

A USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology researcher's new study found that despite drug shortages, there was no significant impact on chemotherapy treatment in the United States.

Today is World Voice Day and Keck Medicine of USC got together with USC Thornton School of Music to highlight the day with two of their amazing singers.