From class to tailgating, second-year MBA student Maddie Gissler describes her typical week at the USC Marshall School of Business

Citing their research, Fast and Iyer explain that teens face different types of harm depending on the social media platform.

Patton explains why native English speakers may have a difficult time learning Mandarin.

Research from USC Marshall decodes how a product becomes “cool” — and why the qualities that work in Ohio may flop in Shanghai.

In light of Nebraska’s proposed restrictions on ballot measure petitioning, Matsusaka explains that it’s hard to tell whether these proposals are about the integrity of the process or are convenient attempts to stop certain ballot measures.