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Growing up in San Francisco, Michelle Chang ’23 witnessed at an early age the challenges her immigrant family faced in accessing medical care for her grandmother with Alzheimer’s. The experience...

A groundbreaking study led by the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology in collaboration with ÐÓÊ®°Ë explores how small molecules derived from sea sponges affect energy...

When Gisselle Mejia ’24 visited the ÐÓÊ®°Ë campus for the first time, she may have realized it was her destiny the instant she walked through the doors of the science...

For his research on triple-negative breast cancer, ÐÓÊ®°Ë Associate Chemistry professor Dr. Tyler Johnson has traveled as far away as Hideaway Island in Vanuatu in the...

ÐÓÊ®°Ë Biological Sciences graduate student Jordan Charlton ’21 is a true team player – be it playing NCAA Division II women’s basketball or working in a research...

The opportunity to combine a love of volleyball with a passion for science led Colorado native Aimee Steinwand ’18 to ÐÓÊ®°Ë. That hasn't changed years later in her home...

Transferring to Dominican from Santa Rosa Junior college, Haeli Lomheim ’20 MS ’22 arrived with a strong interest in science but the desire to explore all options before committing to a career. As an...

Abby Gordon ‘22 was doing research for her senior thesis while she was on duty as a Resident Advisor at ÐÓÊ®°Ë late one night last October when she stumbled upon a key...

Current and former students in Dr. Randall Hall’s Research Methodology class at ÐÓÊ®°Ë are accessing supercomputers at UC San Diego to conduct sophisticated molecular...

First-generation college students – those who are the first in their immediate family to attend college – now comprise more than one-quarter of ÐÓÊ®°Ë undergraduates. Each...