Can’t Find Enough Diverse Job Candidates? This Alum Has an Answer
USC architecture grad La Mer Walker bolsters the hiring of Blacks and people of color in tech by bringing qualified professionals and employers together.
They Went from Shooting Hoops to Finding Love
These two Trojans bonded over a shared passion for basketball — and love has kept them together ever since.
USC Has Sparked Countless Love Stories. Here are a Few of Our Favorites
Share the love with these heartwarming stories from USC alumni who fell head over heels while on campus.
Remembering Trojan and Tuskegee Airman Ted Lumpkin
The USC alumnus served the country he loved as a member of the U.S. Army Air Forces’ first all-Black fighter squadron.
Chat, Interrupted: A Secret Message Spells Love for USC Couple
She never meant for him to see her instant messages — but it turned out to be the start of their Trojan love story.
Now Might Be a Great Time to Invest in Health Care
Entrepreneur and investment expert Jay Goss made a career out of betting big on disruption and health innovation.
In the History of USC-UCLA Pranks, This One Delivered and Made News
In 1958, a crew of Trojans devised a bold plan to embarrass their crosstown rivals. Could they pull it off?
Seven Newly Elected Trojans Head to Congress
The septet of USC alumnae will take their place among a record number of women serving in the next U.S. legislature.
How Hospital Architecture Could Stop the Next Pandemic
Alum David Swartz explains how building modular, pandemic-proof health care sites might isolate future outbreaks.
Why GIFs are the Internet’s Emotional Art Form
Meme expert and GIPHY Editor-in-Chief Tyler Menzel ’06 explains why GIFs are so universally funny — and meaningful. (A story partly told in GIFs.)
#FrightOn: Share Your Spooky — and School Spirited — Jack-o’-Lanterns!
Whether you’re a Trojan parent, alum or fan, download our pumpkin stencils to carve out some school pride this Halloween.
Take a Trip Through 100 Years of USC Alumni Newsmakers
As USC Trojan Family Magazine turns into a semiannual publication, go on a journey into its century-long past.
Janet Evans Keeps Olympics Spirit Aflame as L.A. Readies for 2028
The four-time gold medalist and Trojan alumna paves the way for a new generation of athletes.
Two USC Dancers Make their Debut on One of Theater’s Biggest Stages
A pair of USC Kaufman School of Dance graduates follow their dreams to Broadway on a journey they never could have anticipated.
The Legacy of Paul Revere Williams Lives On in L.A.
The archives of the trailblazing USC alumnus will be jointly housed at the Getty Research Institute and his alma mater.
A Mars Colony in Hawaii? A Microbiologist Experiences Life Beyond Earth
On a remote volcano slope, Adriana Blachowicz PhD ’19 studied how fungi — and humans — might fare on other planets.
Reggie Bush is Back — Now Relive His Best Plays
Remember No. 5 with the rest of the Trojan Family by checking out this (totally unofficial) list of the running back’s most memorable moments.
USC Couples Who Found Love Amid the Music
These Trojan Marching Band members said “All Right Now” to spending their lives together. “All Hail” romance!
A USC Grad and Popcorn Entrepreneur Makes Good Eats His Business
A kernel of inspiration and a serious love of puffed snacks led USC alum Matt Bercovitz to become the popcorn king of Chicago.
Diversity and Inclusion Expert Takes the Lead at USC Alumni Association
John Iino brings his talents to lead the USC Alumni Association Board of Governors.
A Lifetime of Love: USC Sweethearts Celebrate 70 Years in Style Despite Pandemic
A chance encounter during a sorority party launched Barbara and Bill Birnie on a lifelong adventure.
You Can’t Always Stop Stress, but Here’s How to Feel More in Control
Stress detox expert Ritu Riyat MPH ’04 helps people develop a healthier relationship with stress.
USC Military Alumni Serve as Heroes in Pandemic
Whether on planes, trucks or ships, Trojans use their training and USC connections to help communities facing COVID-19.
Peace Corps Opened a New Chapter for a USC Grad. Then the Pandemic Hit
With her service cut short, Sierra Drummond’s path to discovering herself and the world was put on pause.