USC Marshall is first top business school with as many women as men in MBA program
The school announces its full-time MBA Class of 2020 is 52 percent women — a first for top-tier business schools.
USC launches graduate student-focused diversity initiative
The Graduate Initiative for Diversity, Inclusion and Access includes $32,000 stipend “top-offs” for highly qualified, underrepresented graduate students.
Global-minded graduates celebrate success
USC Marshall students from two business programs set out to find their niche in the international marketplace
USC builds a bridge for talented international grad students
Language can be a barrier to pursuing education at U.S. universities, but English coursework brings master’s candidates up to speed.
USC Marshall to offer master’s for entrepreneurs
The new degree will expand opportunities for students interested in careers in entrepreneurship, corporate venturing and innovation or technology commercialization.
USC Rossier panel ponders the impact of teachers
The best teachers, according to the panel, are those who truly connect with students.
State’s first master’s program in stem cells coming to USC
The one-year program will feature an invitational second research year.
USC Rossier PhD graduates find placements at impressive clip
The numbers place the school near the top when compared to all schools and colleges of education across the country.
Enrollment opens for USC’s new International Academy
The academy is collaborating with USC’s eight international offices and admission and orientation programs.
Domestic violence survivor driven by past to create change
Amanda Tenorio turns a traumatic experience into a positive one.
Online graduate education grows at USC
Despite moving with her family from Utah to Georgia and then Alaska, Janessa Hatch never misses a class thanks to USC’s online program.
Three worlds, 24 performances: Welcome to repertory theater
“The repertory experience is a vast challenge for the actors, who have to live in three different worlds at the same time,” said Cameron Watson, who is directing Our Town.
New master’s program in learning design begins this fall
The online program utilizes a highly interactive learning management system that blends live, face-to-face classes with self-paced work.
USC Marshall establishes master’s degree in social entrepreneurship
Course requirements include “Cases in New Venture Management,” “Cases in Feasibility Analysis,” “Investing in Impact Ventures” and “Marketing Management.”
USC Kaufman School of Dance unveils unique curriculum
USC Kaufman is the first new school to be established at USC in more than 40 years.
Introducing the USC Kaufman School of Dance
Follow arts after dark in new video
All across campus, students at USC’s six world-class arts schools refine their craft late into the night in after-hours labs, theaters and rehearsal rooms.
Newly renamed: USC Roski School of Art and Design
The USC Roski School of Fine Arts has received approval to change its name to the USC Roski School of Art and Design.
USC, Buck Institute launch first PhD Biology of Aging Program
The USC Davis School of Gerontology and the Buck Institute for Research on Aging announced a joint PhD Biology of Aging Program, the first in the nation.
No need to leave home with USC Telehealth
USC Telehealth is the first university-based clinic to offer mental health services using secure Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act-compliant videoconferencing technology.
USC Rossier pledges professional support to all graduates
The USC Rossier School of Education has announced a groundbreaking pledge to ensure the success of its graduates in support of their professional education careers.
Google this: grad student finds success through USC’s online offerings
USC Viterbi’s Distance Education Network enables students to advance their education with an innovative online delivery method.
New online master’s program offers real-world applications
The USC Rossier School of Education launched a new Master of Education in School Leadership program this fall.
USC professor reflects on the high cost of law
USC Gould School of Law Professor Gillian Hadfield has published new research on improving access to legal services.