Trailblazing Navy officer finds new mission at USC Marshall
✌ Class of 2017: After almost three decades of military service, a Navy commander focuses on entrepreneurship.
Servicewoman finds satisfaction in counseling and social work
Lesley Adams Williams sees a future where teens have a safe place to go when home isn’t an option.
Trojan’s military career took flight from the start
Stayce Harris ’81, the first female African-American to achieve the rank of lieutenant general in the U.S. Air Force, inspires female pilots and engineers to dream big.
Brothers in arms: An American veteran and the Iraqi who saved his life
A former U.S. infantry commander thought a few phone calls would rescue his friend. Instead, he found a series of obstacles steeped in outdated policy.
Veteran takes the stage as a great Trojan of the past
The role as Sophocles’ hero Ajax offers a new perspective on the impact of wartime service.
USC mental health clinic’s opening celebrates vision for veterans
The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic offers free care to vets and families dealing with PTSD and other issues.
Medical specialist saves lives, lifts morale in Iraq
U.S. Army Reserve captain uses skills learned from USC’s nurse anesthesia program, creating new ways to help patients.
USC engineering student aims to be an officer and a graduate
Naval ROTC student sets sail on senior year while pursuing his dream of military service.
Trojan headwear built with flair
USC Marshall graduate modifies custom helmets for military veterans who wear them at tailgates and special occasions.
Cohen Military Family Clinic at USC is a bold step forward for veterans
A $15.7 million gift from philanthropist Steven A. Cohen brings free mental health services to military veterans and their families.
USC-West Point partnership provides invaluable research, training experiences
A group of 13 cadets is spending time at the Institute for Creative Technologies, shaping technology they may someday use in the classroom or the field.
Warrior-Scholar Project prepares veterans for rigors of life at a top university
USC, with its long history of supporting veterans, is one of just 12 campuses across the country that participate and the only school in California.
For soldier Jeremy Todd, the latest deployment is at USC
As part of the elite Green to Gold program, he’s pursuing an advanced degree at USC Marshall while earning a commission as an Army officer.
Army cuts ribbon on West Coast research lab at USC
The facility, the Army’s largest research lab at a university, aims to spur innovation through more open access and tap into USC expertise.
Veterans gala marks 100th anniversary of ROTC
USC President C. L. Max Nikias, retired Gen. David Petraeus among guests at annual event honoring service members.
App enables school districts to welcome youngsters from military families
WelConnect, which helps educators offer programs for students and parents, could serve as a model to other areas.
Getting a stronger grip on mixed feelings of combat veterans
New USC study points to better support for former military members who become civilians.
Visiting scholar brings international focus to military transition issues
David Pedlar joins USC School of Social Work, where he’s gathering best practices on improving transition for veterans.
LAUSD, USC Social Work strive to better serve children with military ties
Information obtained by school district can help provide resources to students and their families.
An Army aviator with her feet on the ground
Iraq war veteran and PhD student at USC Viterbi has broken barriers and brought hope to many on the battlefield.
Two officers, two nations, one mission
USC grad student recounts an unlikely friendship and a singular mission in Afghanistan.
Gifts help USC make LA the most veteran-friendly place in the country
Funds from two local foundations boost a Los Angeles network that bridges gaps in services for service members.
New project helps veterans connect to resources through texts
Text2Vet is a way for veterans to access resources as they transition back to civilian life.
Veterans in search of an education mobilize at USC
The number of military personnel grows as the university improves its services for members of the armed forces.