
Marching in Style
Trojan Marching Band alum Don Beckhart ’55 gets jock jacket — seven decades later.
Trojan Marching Band alum Don Beckhart ’55 gets jock jacket — seven decades later.
As it celebrates its 30th anniversary, the USC Lambda LGBTQ+ Alumni Association seeks to reach new heights.
Buu Van Nygren earned an EdD in organizational change and leadership from USC Rossier in 2021.
Michael Ausiello wrote a heartbreaking — yet darkly funny — memoir after his husband’s death. It’s now a movie starring Jim Parsons.
Artist noé olivas, co-founder of the Crenshaw Dairy Mart art collective and gallery, draws on his parents’ work ethic and his USC cohort’s encouragement to bring communities together in Inglewood.
Highlights of the four-day event included a concert by A Flock of Seagulls, the Trojan Family Weekend Tailgate and a win against the Washington State University Cougars.
Meet Nadine Watt, the new president of the USCAA Board of Governors.
When Title IX—the landmark legislation that prohibits sex discrimination in educational institutions that receive federal funding—was signed into law in 1972, it had an immediate impact at USC.
Morgan Stephens was on track to a dream career in journalism—and then she got COVID.
Actor JP Karliak ’03 founded nonprofit Queer Vox to train LGBTQ+ voiceover actors and help them network and find mainstream roles in animation and video games.
Four years ago, Nadia Filanovsky, Lauren Gilmour, Anthony Llamas, Neysa Sanghavi, Meg Schwartz and Leily Zhu were new Trojans. Now, these members of the Class of 2022 talk about how USC lived up to their expectations.
USC rock garden, opened in April, creates a contemplative space for Trojan family of 1940s dental student Tadashi “Tad” Ochiai.
At the 88th annual Alumni Awards gala in April, the Trojan Family celebrated notable leaders who showcase the best of the Trojan spirit. The 2022 USC alumni awards recipients were recognized for bringing distinction to the university.
Burdened by tragedy and pain, USC alumnus Michael Washington almost gave up on life. Now he helps other first responders find hope and healing.
As California state architect, Ida Clair ’87 helps set the standard for building sustainability, accessibility and safety.
Check out these surprising links between the award-winning playwright and the Trojan Family.
Two longtime friends pair up to create a scholarship for future lawyers following their dreams at the USC Gould School of Law.
Volunteers clean up a Santa Monica beach in one of scores of service projects worldwide.
A campus cornerstone, the Trojan Knights mark 100 years of dedication to USC tradition and school spirit.
Ludwig Göransson won for his work on The Mandalorian, while Carlos Rafael Rivera was tapped for The Queen’s Gambit.
An architect-turned-woodworker draws inspiration from the natural world.
USC Thornton graduates travel from the Mexican border to Canada. Watch their adventures on video.
USC alums put a once-struggling automotive parts company on the fast track. Here’s how they made it work.