University of Southern California

USC is home to seven health-related schools — including the Keck School of Medicine of USC — and an extensive medical enterprise, Keck Medicine of USC. They bring together top clinicians, groundbreaking researchers and dedicated practitioners — along with students who will be the next generation of health experts — to share their knowledge and improve people’s lives.

The head of USC Stem Cell Center, Chuck Murry, and his team will test a stem cell-based therapy designed to regenerate damaged tissue after a heart attack.

The new home of USC football doubles the size of the program’s space on campus, building on a championship legacy with an eye toward future success.

STORY and VIDEO: USC Viterbi’s David Barnhart discusses how students, faculty and industry partners are working side by side to develop AI-enabled spacecraft while launching tomorrow’s aerospace workforce.

Every college football game produces thousands of data points. The new collaboration is turning them into game-day insights for coaches and analysts.

In classrooms, clinics and labs, Trojans are sharing their knowledge, providing care and making discoveries that are changing the health landscape.

USC’s health expertise extends from the university’s medical school to fields including dentistry, pharmacy, physical and occupational therapy, aging and social work. And in every corner of the university, experts in myriad fields are helping their health colleagues make advances that were previously unimaginable.

STORY and VIDEO: USC researchers have developed custom, 3D-printed MRI sensors that take minutes to make at a fraction of the cost and give doctors clearer views of small organs in infants and children.