
The Trojan Alumni Behind Businesses at USC Village
Whether you’re looking for an iced latte, tasty bite or a fast way to get across campus, USC Village’s Trojan-owned business have you covered.
USC Viterbi alumna Anita Sengupta works on a high-speed transportation system that’s like “a spacecraft flying on the ground.”
Meet two Trojans who are proud to support USC, even after they left the football field and golf course.
Both alumni of the university, the pioneering aviation leaders bring a distinguished history of leadership and experience to USC.
Geophysicist W. Bruce Banerdt of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab embarks on a 300-million mile journey to uncover the secrets of Mars.
Trojan friends and family gathered to celebrate notable leaders at the 85th Annual Alumni Awards Gala.
The new leader wants to help other first-generation students find their place in the Trojan Family.
David Judson MA ’96, president of Judson Studios, brings a fresh eye to the centuries-old craft of stained glass.
The real estate investor and dedicated Trojan is set to accept USC’s highest alumni honor.
For networking pro Donald Dean ’90, there’s something special about Trojans helping Trojans succeed.
Rosalind Wiener Wyman blazed her own trail in politics and started a new chapter for baseball in Los Angeles.
Essie Justice Group helps launch community leaders ready to advocate for and support other women.
The Trojan parents’ generosity has endowed several programs and centers important to USC’s future.
Handling the complicated logistics behind NFL game broadcasts is all in a day’s work for USC Annenberg alumnus Jacob Ullman.
If you think arts education has vanished from schools and neighborhoods, these Trojans have some news for you.
As head of the Central City Association, a USC Dornsife graduate has her eye on transforming the Los Angeles landscape.
A shared passion for community service and Asian Pacific American issues brought together two Trojans.
The venture capitalist and USC trustee has invested to create a better world, and he and his wife, Mary, have donated more than $100 million to grow USC.
Reimagined wheelchairs revolutionize a Paralympic sport.
The USC alumnus and commencement speaker gave the Class of 2017 insights and laughs.
Entrepreneurs and startup founders tap into the Trojan Family network.
From architects to actors, visiting luminaries had memorable words to share.
The Trojan parent has been a longtime USC Alumni Association volunteer and leader.
Marilyn Beaudry-Corbett, a trailblazing USC Marshall alumna, helps women pursue MBAs.
Designers of Grand Park in Los Angeles, including USC alumni, aim to make space for everyone.
To help prevent deaths from homicide and suicide in America, Janet Blair studies the stories behind them.
These alumni pursued an education—and later, careers—sparked by their personal passions.
A USC Price alumna searches for solutions to combat homelessness in Los Angeles.
USC’s alumni association welcomes its first Asian-American female president, Jaime Lee.
First-generation college graduate Oscar De Los Santos ’15 heads to Oxford.
Cale Residential College opens at USC Village this August.
For Jan Berkeley ’86, the sky’s not the limit. It’s just the beginning.
Unveiled in 1930, the iconic sculpture of Tommy Trojan was created to rally the USC student body.
Rick Caruso is recognized with the university’s highest alumni honor.
For a quarter century, USC Lambda has championed diversity and inclusion.
Jung Kian Ng ’14, MS ’14 aims to bring new-found expertise back to Malaysia.
Ryan ’77, JD ’80 brings decades of experience as a media entrepreneur and adviser to the USC Board of Trustees.
Three Trojan alums from different decades reflect on their time as undergrad leaders.
If you follow L.A. sports, chances are you’ve seen Trojans Taylor Felix and Kelli Tennant on the field and in the booth.
Southern Californian Valerie Burdick Humphrey ’82 has surprises in store at London’s historic church.
U.S. Army Battalion Sgt. Maj. Eric Chastain watched 22 of his friends die. Then came a death he wasn’t prepared for.
Today an endowed scholarship in Solomon’s name supports minority students studying social work.
Justin Chang’s first love was writing. Or was it film? Today he does both.
Her cold call to the NFL team got her in the door and on her way to a career in sports.
More than 30 years ago, a nondescript Craftsman near campus housed scores of students from China. Few could have predicted what it would launch.
With the help of a USC occupational therapy alumna, a runner copes with double amputation and moves ahead with her life.
The USC Alumni Association recognizes USC trustee and visionary real estate developer Rick Caruso ’80.
USC alumni are woven throughout the fabric of Southern California civic life.
The USC trustee supports education initiatives in Los Angeles.
USC has produced more Olympians than any other U.S. university.
The entertainment legend paved the way for women in Hollywood and beyond.
A graduate in industrial and systems engineering follows her passion for performing.
When the NFL team returned to Los Angeles, it was a personal homecoming for Todd Davis '88, JD '91.
The first paragraph of their love story starts with USC.
Strong support from graduates helps USC climb rankings of elite schools for alumni giving.
East Coast alumni don’t have to look far to feel the Trojan love.
A new survey looks at how Trojans view their university experiences — and how they might forge future ones.
The USC Marshall alumnus encourages alumni to rediscover the university.
The USC Annenberg alumnus and former NFL player returns to Troy.
For three Half Century Trojans, dedication to their alma mater runs deep.
Brothers in arms, they're now a world apart.
Worn more than 45 times, the garment has the names of every college graduate in the family stitched inside.
An adventurous USC Annenberg grad travels the world filming video clues for the classic game show.
A 96-year-old WWII vet returns to finish a USC degree he started six decades ago.
Veteran and USC Trustee Bill Schoen makes USC possible for men and women after the military through scholarships.
Trojans are behind some of the high-profile developments in downtown Los Angeles.
Tradition-bearers, sponsors, mentors and die-hard fans, SoCal VoCals alumni follow the group from concert to concert.
A one-time Trojan baseball walk-on recruits talent for Major League Baseball.
Alumni write in with their most memorable moments on the field and off.
His $15 million gift brings upgraded spaces to USC Leventhal.
Paul Revere Williams ’19 was California’s first licensed African-American architect.
A USC Dornsife alumna takes down our hurdles to better mental health.
Trojans volunteer and reach out worldwide.
The USC alumna leaves University Park for professional volleyball in Italy.
A USC Gould lecturer takes a stand at the intersection of history, law and art.
A public policy expert gives people—and digital debris—a second chance at life.
A startup founder finds her footing in Silicon Valley
Tired of waiting for good parts, the Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl co-creator shaped them herself.
The event taps into a network of 377,000 alumni — and the entire Trojan Family
Reuniting feels so good for alumni coming back to University Park.
Every day feels a bit like a Trojan reunion for the Gehring family of four architects.
Dedicated alumni make a difference in policy and government.
A Trojan tackles owning and operating a winery — all without quitting his day job.
A journalist with a love for language helped build one of the largest online communities for readers.
Like his life, an artist’s meaningful, dynamic work defies convention.
New buildings are coming to the USC's campuses — what's new?
Take a nostalgic stroll back to your student days with the USC Digital Library archive.
Alumni outposts in Europe bring the Trojan Family together.
Two alums share the paths that brought them back to USC and the Black Alumni Association.
Alumni feel the USC love all over again when they become Trojan parents.
A USC Marshall alumna takes the stage as one of the most prominent and powerful advocates for the arts.
Michael Adler ’86, MBA ’92 takes the helm of the USC Alumni Association’s governing board.
From athletics to arts, these devoted Trojans have an unwavering passion for cardinal and gold that comes straight from the heart.
A former United Nations ombudsman has worked to combat some of humanity's greatest challenges.
Six decades, three buildings, three generations and one strong USC tradition come together for the Popovich family.
A USC Annenberg alum-turned-instructor brings his teaching skills to his job as mayor of the nation’s 36th-largest city.
Seeking a once-in-a-lifetime trip? USC Alumni Association's Trojan Travel is ready to sweep you away.
A global network of Trojans pitched in to help communities around the world.
Take a look at pre-game changes coming for the 2015 football season.
Viet Luong ’87 makes history as the first Vietnamese-born U.S. military general.
Thanks to a USC Viterbi alumnus, it’s game over for slot machine scammers.
Masako Miura ’36, MD ’41 was one of two women in the graduating class of 1941 at USC’s medical school.
An enterprising USC Marshall alum finds a unique niche at the intersection of food, health and Amish farming.
The Nadershahi brothers combine their backgrounds in biology, medicine, business and law to launch biomedical devices, especially in women’s health.
Let’s hear it for Trojan alums who are also Trojan parents.
Before Tommy and Traveler, there was Tirebiter. Well, maybe that should be Tirebiters…
A Navy veteran completes his degree thanks to the support of donors who care.
Tracey and Ross Necessary show the love and loyalty to their alma mater.
Mark Stevens ’81, MS ’84 adds the 2015 Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Award to his portfolio.
From career contacts to making new friends, USCAA connects Trojan military members.
An entrepreneur on the rise started with an underground supper club run out of a USC student apartment.
USC Price grad uses quirky characters to educate voters on key issues.
The USC Board of Trustees welcomes three visionary executives.
A clinical psychologist helps PTSD patients find a path forward.
The USC Fight Online app keeps Trojans connected with each other and their alma mater.
Two alumni translate their marketing smarts into careers in the sports and beauty industries.
Two decades in, friendships formed through cinema only grow deeper.
A gift from the Leavey Foundation builds new home for top scholars
Meet six artists from the USC Popular Music Program who are shooting for stardom.
John Rockwell and Kristofer ‘Kip’ Barnes aim to bring L.A. Ale Works to life.
Half Century Trojans Jim and Mary Manos share their love for all things USC.
Rigo Diaz dreamed of being a Trojan and made it happen. Now he gives back to support scholarships for tomorrow’s students.
USC provided the tools to success for Daniel J. Epstein ’62, whose Trojan spirit makes him a natural for the Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Award.
Here’s a hint to the USC alumna’s success: It’s about making choices.
USC alumni aren’t just entrepreneurial; they’ve also got design flair with a Southern California influence.
Anthony Marnell II’s recent gift to the USC School of Architecture will launch a multidisciplinary design studio to foster design-builders.
Did you know these landmarks of Los Angeles were designed by Trojans?
A USC alumna shares her story from the Boston Marathon bombing, in her own words.
2013 USC Alumni Awards honor achievement and a record of commitment.
A conversation with the alumna volunteer who’s leading the USCAA Board of Governors.
The Tony Award nominee cemented his passion for acting at USC.
Real estate CEO and dedicated volunteer Jaime Lee is a third-generation Trojan.
The USC Alumni Entrepreneurs Network offers social, educational and career-oriented events for enterprising Trojans.
Over three generations, the Dietrich sisters’ ties to USC have only grown stronger.
A USC School of Cinematic Arts alumna celebrates the diversity, creativity and artistry of video games.
From pro athletes to weekend warriors, Drew Morcos takes a fresh approach to help his clients be their best.
Rising producer Noopur Sinha MFA ’15 crosses from India to the U.S. to seek stories worth telling — and remembering.
You’ll find them in small towns and on the big networks. Reporters and anchors from USC keep TV news alive.
USC Annenberg alumnus and lecturer Neftalie Williams uses street culture to break social barriers.
USC Alumni Association’s Student ambassadors have the opportunity to build close relationships with Trojan alumni leaders.
The USC trustee has made her mark on her alma mater.
A USC alumna reflects on her lifelong fascination with creepy mysteries and the darkness of language.