Is it time for Los Angeles to look to monorails? A USC Sol Price School of Public Policy professor sees it as the solution for the Sepulveda Pass.

As we celebrate President's Day, a look back at the many U.S. Presidents who have honored our campus with their presence.

Or maybe it's that they were lucky enough to visit USC. #FightOn ✌️

“Any opportunity we have to put a smile on someone’s face, we’re gonna do it.” via MyUSCStory.org http://ow.ly/LpVg30nIFdh

“Reject the fear of failure. Everybody fails, and everybody is afraid to fail.” via MyUSCStory.org http://ow.ly/V3so30nIFaY

“A life-changing experience.” via MyUSCStory.org http://ow.ly/rAb830nIF5r

Four commemorative posters were unveiled last week at the California African American Museum reflecting the collective theme of social justice and change.

There's a gold rush in influencer relations. And, the director of USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism's Center for Public Relations notes that there's no signs of it stopping, and that it is even expanding to everyday people earning commissions.

In episode 6, Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, professor of public policy at USC Sol Price School of Public Policy ‏and Johanna Blakely, managing director of USC's Norman Lear Center cover how people view themselves in and out of social media, and its effect and influence on culture. Episode: https://bit.ly/2TXlZsp Check out all the other episodes at https://podcasts.usc.edu/

USC celebrates Charles Bolden, Class of '77

#BlackHistory #BlackHistoryMonth #FightOn

California got out the vote in 2018, according to research from USC Sol Price School of Public Policy.

For Latinos, 36 percent of those eligible to vote turned out, up from 17 percent in 2014.

For eligible Asian-American voters, 33 percent voted in 2018, compared to 17 percent in 2014.

For the 18 to 24 year olds? Those who voted climbed to 27.5 percent in 2018.

Music makes the film. But as noted by a USC Thornton School of Music chair of screen scoring, that is more recent development. In the past, if you were a fan of music soundtracks, it was the instrumental music.

Did you miss our Facebook Live on the Science of Love yesterday? Today's the perfect day to watch and learn about the pop science and neuroscience of love. ❤️💛

It's about love today - and not just romantic, but friend love. TrojanSupport asked students around campus today how they celebrate their friends.

Happy Valentine's Day! ❤️💛

Have you found love has changed in the digital age? Our experts from USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and USC Marshall School of Business weigh in on how love has changed.

A story of love - of education, of family - for this Valentine's Day of a USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences student from Good Morning America.

“USC has long been a place where veterans are welcome, and we’re very proud of that. It’s who we are, and who we will always be. When veterans come to USC, they find a friend.”

California moving up doesn’t diminish the influence of Iowa and New Hampshire but actually increases it, notes a USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences professor.

Drs. Julie Albright and Irving Biederman from USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences are here to discuss Valentine's Day from viewpoints ranging from cognitive neuroscience and psychology to pop culture and online dating.

For this Valentine's Day, it's not just a cliché to buy chocolates ... you're looking out for your loved one's health. 🍫❤️💛

Interim President Wanda M. Austin was presented with a Hall of Fame Award at the city’s African American Heritage Month Celebration.

USC Sol Price School of Public Policy's California Civic Engagement Project is releasing its analysis of 2018 California Election voter turnout of underrepresented groups; Dr. Mindy Romero is discussing the data and lessons learned in 2018, how the results will affect the 2020 elections and more.

Grief does not follow a timeline, notes the director of the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement at USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work.

Interim President Wanda Austin is one of KTLA 5 News' Black History Visionaries. Learn more about her and other visionaries at https://www.ktla.com/blackhistory.

When the Trojan Family goes to an award show, the Trojan Family walks away with many armfuls of awards.

Congratulations to the USC Thornton School of Music alumni! #FightOn ✌️

A USC Gould School of Law professor goes on AirTalk with Larry Mantle to discuss the latest political scandal.