Registration will be required, and questions for the dean can be submitted online prior to the meeting.
Law enforcement agencies have used drones in policing for more than a decade, but do drones used as first responders actually improve public safety? USC criminology researcher Scott Mourtgos is helping answer this timely question with groundbreaking studies that examine whether the technology delivers measurable benefits.
Donovan Fifield, undergraduate student coordinator for the Center for American Civic Leadership and Public Discourse, wrote for The Conversation about how the earliest defenders of the U.S. Constitution considered the need for checks and balances.
John Pumphrey of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, was just 13-15 years old when he enlisted to fight in the Revolution in 1777. Now his relatives know his name, thanks to researchers at USC and forensic genetic geneaologists.
A new University 101 course for biology majors will connect first-year students with peers, mentors and opportunities in USC's Department of Biological Sciences.
Renowned neuroscientist Kim Tieu will join USC as the inaugural Peter and Bonnie McCausland Distinguished Chair in Neuroscience. As chair, Tieu will work to advance neuroscience research, education and public impact across the state and beyond.
