
USC Schaeffer Center research director testifies at congressional hearing
Darius Lakdawalla testifies before the U.S. House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health, discussing biomedical innovation and patient access.
Darius Lakdawalla testifies before the U.S. House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health, discussing biomedical innovation and patient access.
USC experts examine the issues on the table, including disruptions in agricultural growth, food insecurity, energy, trade, the U.S.-China clash over technology and the Russian war on Ukraine.
COMMENCEMENT: “I saw that there are so many communities that didn’t have the skill sets to understand and navigate how to recover from disaster,” Chrishelle Palay says.
COMMENCEMENT: Mary Daly, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, delivered the keynote address at the USC Price School of Public Policy commencement.
COMMENCEMENT: Bella Chavez is headed to the Philippines for an internship in public affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Manila.
COMMENCEMENT: Hunter Hinson talks about the people and experiences that have left a mark on him, a thesis that earned him the prestigious USC Discovery Scholarship Distinction and Prize, and where the future may take him.
The program will equip graduates with the skills required to address the complexities of big data, AI innovation and machine learning through the lens of antitrust, privacy, data security and IP laws.
COMMENCEMENT: Hannah Will, a Master of Public Administration, earned a 4.0 GPA while moving states, getting married, landing a job and having a baby. She’s now on Meta’s global policy campaigns and programs team.
TITLE IX: “If we can continue moving forward, the future is very bright,” says Associate Dean Nickey Woods.
COMMENCEMENT: Birjot Kaur will taking her new Master of Health Administration degree to New York, where she’ll work at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
Leading voices address changes in the IP industry at USC Gould conference.
COMMENCEMENT: Kendall Damon landed internships with the U.S. Senate and L.A. County Board of Supervisors and volunteered for political and climate advocacy campaigns.
USC Price’s Liz Falletta explains the proliferation of “podium” apartments — and considers whether that matters given the ongoing housing shortage.
The American Southwest braces for economic impact as pressure mounts in negotiations over the river’s dwindling water supplies.
USC experts discuss the new drug cocktail that doesn’t respond to naloxone, the opioid-reversal drug that has averted many deaths from fentanyl.
At one point, USC alum Denise Ovrom and her husband Bud were the only husband and wife city managers in the nation.
USC experts flag hazards ahead of state and federal emissions caps and a surge in the number of electric vehicles on the road.
Frank Byrd uses skills learned in USC’s online Executive Master of Urban Planning program to tackle a new role at the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.
Researchers propose three strategies for mitigating negative impacts of the Inflation Reduction Act to ensure greater patient access, increased innovation and lower costs.
The second annual Ruth J. Lavine ’43 Women in Law Symposium featured four USC alumnae who shared stories and advice from their experiences in the legal profession.
Veronica Frazier is a student in the Master of Public Administration program online.
Vishal Vaidya joins Professor Deborah Natol for a very unusual class in The Art and Science of Leadership.
The former congresswoman served as deputy secretary of the Cabinet in the Carter administration.
USC experts discuss the systemic issues plaguing the U.S. banking system and the regulatory gaps exposed by the financial collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and other institutions.