
‘Nowhere better than USC’: New provost given a Trojan welcome at installation ceremony
“I see a place that’s at the very front edge of changing the world in which we live for the better,” Andrew T. Guzman says.
“I see a place that’s at the very front edge of changing the world in which we live for the better,” Andrew T. Guzman says.
Former USC faculty member Slaughter, a strong advocate for the inclusion of women and minorities in science and engineering, was the first Black director of the National Science Foundation.
The university grows fruits, vegetables and herbs — sustainably — in an unexpected oasis just off of Figueroa Street.
The university will lead one of eight regional innovation hubs funded by the CHIPS and Science Act.
Scientific polymath Scott Fraser has a special talent for live imaging of microscopic organisms — among a multitude of skills.
The businessman, investor and philanthropist profoundly changed the course of USC, its medical school and medical enterprise.
Trojans share personal stories and pay tribute to those who support their academic dreams.
Read about five important institutions celebrating 100 orbits around the sun this year.
Students, alumni and local residents gather for the first of weekly services geared toward building connections.
DPS officers share tips with students visiting the weekly farmers’ market on McCarthy Quad.
Brink brings nearly two decades of experience managing financial operations on impactful projects across USC campuses.
The Discovery and Translational Hub, a seven-story building proposed for the USC Health Sciences Campus, seeks to unite interdisciplinary research teams to fast-track discoveries and address the health concerns of adjacent communities.
The USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work and the USC Institute for Addiction Science will provide students from underrepresented communities with stipend and internship opportunities in substance use disorder treatment.
The naming gift is part of the university’s ambitious Frontiers of Computing initiative, the largest and most comprehensive academic initiative in USC history.
The USC Dornsife professor emeritus conducted influential research into the Watts Riots and taught thousands of students during his four decades at the university.
GREEN WEEK: The L.A. Memorial Coliseum’s zero waste program, one of the most acclaimed in the country, is diverting tons of recyclable and compostable waste away from landfills.
GREEN WEEK: The 1,500-square-foot hub is a collaborative, inclusive and multiuse gathering space for advancing sustainability at USC.
Allen, an experienced health care executive. previously served as interim CFO.
The station — part of the USC-operated network that’s the most-listened-to group of classical music stations in the country — is celebrating its 75th anniversary.
USC undergraduates get hand-on experience with ophthalmology and optometry during daylong program.
The internal Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer Planning Award works as a resource and support system to prepare faculty in their pursuit of competitive federally funded opportunities.
Booths line Trousdale Parkway offering activities of every sort — including clubs that sponsor concerts, lectures, spirit rallies, cultural events and conferences.
“Don’t forget to dream while you’re here,” Vice President for Student Life Monique S. Allard reminds students.