Featured Archives

Jan 17

Boomers in the next decade: Working longer, living better

By Beth Newcomb Alzheimer's and Dementia, Featured, In the News, Viewpoints

During the next decade, “advances in genetic research and big data analytics will enable more personalized — and effective — prescriptions” for disease prevention, says USC Leonard Davis Dean Pinchas Cohen.

Dec 16

Attending the USC Gerontology Online Program from Rhode Island

By Beth Newcomb Featured, Student Profile

Sarah Lamontagne knew she wanted to continue her education in gerontology, but she needed to find an online program to fit her busy schedule.

Dec 11

Shining a Light on Elder Abuse

By Orli Belman Elder Abuse, Featured

One in six older adults worldwide is believed to be a victim of some form of abuse.

Nov 25

Breaking generational barriers during the holiday season

By USC Leonard Davis Communications Featured, Health and Wellness, Intergenerational, Nutrition, Pop Culture, Research

Intergenerational gatherings can provide learning opportunities for all.

Nov 24

Taking Steps in the Right Direction Can Reduce Fall Risk

By Beth Newcomb Featured, Viewpoints

Home is where the heart is — and where the heart often wishes to grow old. But homes are not always the most well-equipped setting, and that can impact an older adult’s chances of growing older safely.

Nov 11

USC Leonard Davis School faculty, postdoctoral and student researchers present at GSA 2019

By USC Leonard Davis Communications Featured, Lifespan Health, Mitochondria, Research, School Culture, Students

The 2019 GSA Annual Scientific Meeting will feature symposia, posters and papers led by USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology faculty, postdoctoral and student researchers.

Nov 10

A Busy Professional Pursues Gerontology Online Degree Program

By Beth Newcomb Academics, Featured, Student Profile

Thai Nguyen chose the convenient and comprehensive online Master of Arts program at USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology to learn the latest in aging research, techniques and methods to enhance his work with older adults and veterans.

Nov 04

Nutrition or pathogen? Balancing healthy metabolism and stress resistance

By Beth Newcomb Featured, Health and Wellness, Research

Redirecting cells’ stress responses could strike a balance between defense against infections and long-term metabolic health, according to a new USC Leonard Davis study.

Oct 30

Dean Pinchas Cohen, Rick Matros MSG ’77, Board of Councilors Chair Shari Thorell ’65, PhD in Neuroscience candidate Brendan Miller, Edward L. Schneider Chair in Gerontology Reginald Tucker-Seeley, and Dean Emeritus and Professor Edward Schneider.

USC Leonard Davis School celebrates its students and supporters

By Beth Newcomb Featured, Honors and Awards, Mitochondria, Students

The Scholars and Benefactors Luncheon is an annual event recognizing the donor support that makes scholarships and other important school initiatives possible.

Oct 29