
For the first time in 21 years, Trojan triplets will go their separate ways
COMMENCEMENT: Ireland, Kala and Smith Shute have rarely been apart. That will change after commencement. It’s a bittersweet milestone in the triplets’ journey.
COMMENCEMENT: Ireland, Kala and Smith Shute have rarely been apart. That will change after commencement. It’s a bittersweet milestone in the triplets’ journey.
Samantha Ellman and Natalie Ikhrata’s podcast explains the impact and importance of urban planning.
Veronica Frazier is a student in the Master of Public Administration program online.
Many USC Viterbi students expanded their senior projects into technical papers for national conferences.
The Middle Eastern North African Student Assembly’s lively kickoff event in Hahn Plaza features music, Arab dance, inspiring stories and plenty of food.
A father-son duo bond over their shared experience studying construction at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.
Under the leadership of Jacob Vogel, the Trojan Marching Band is creating unforgettable memories and breathing new life into revered Trojan traditions.
Art students Jayna Dias and Angel Itua present a lifetime of experiences as Black women and Black artists living within the Black diaspora in the exhibition The Black Experience.
Charlie Siegel is one of two dozen USC Annenberg students who help prospective, newly admitted and current students navigate the school and the university.
A growing network of Trojans is working with USC Dornsife students to ready them for interviews, help them forge career connections and provide helpful coaching.
Anthony Gharib and Rachel Grode were honored in an on-court ceremony, where members of the Hearn family joined them.
Oliver Laryea — one of more than 2,000 students who start at USC this month — is ready to take advantage of everything the university has to offer, from academics to connections only the Trojan Family can provide.
“I know it didn’t matter to my daughter [that I didn’t have a degree],” says Shari Austin, “but to me, it did.”
Professional basketball player Marcus Allen looked to an innovative pre-med program designed for students with little or no science background to further his dream of becoming a physician.
The first live LGBTQ+ History Month festival since 2019 features drag performers and a safe space for all.
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.
Doctoral student Lauren Klein is working with a local children’s hospital to help clinicians detect signs of toxic stress in infants
Seniors Shannon Brownlee and Chloe Duckworth’s startup uses software that can detect emotions from speech patterns and translate them into vibrations.
The Wrigley Institute Scientific Diving Discovery Program helps students from underrepresented minority groups get certified as professional science divers.
Meet some of the new Trojans who are making themselves at home at USC this week.
Incoming freshman Carter Kawaguchi is following in his brother Justin’s footsteps — to USC.
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.
Lucy Westlake has conquered the highest mountains on five continents — and she isn’t done yet.
Some people have a flair for playing instruments. Ho-Chun “Herbert” Chang PhD ’23 has a knack for inventing them.