Master of Arts in Teaching graduates who have earned special education credentials are discovering an overwhelming demand for their specialized skills in schools and districts around the country.
Graduate student Lawrence Doss didn’t aspire to be a Trojan, but thanks to advice from a professor, he is thriving at USC.
The USC Gould School of Law is launching a new online Master of Laws program that will enable foreign attorneys and law graduates to learn about the United States legal system from anywhere in the world.
Two grants will help support vital programs at USC that are making a real difference to the Health Sciences Campus community and its patients.
The Popular Community Bank Foundation has donated $100,000 to develop and implement the USC Popular Community Bank Small Business Leadership Forum.
The USC School of Social Work has kick-started a national Grand Challenges initiative to identify and highlight the most serious societal ills that social work can — and should — address.
Daniela Kerfin Canto was savvy enough to know that a deeper understanding of human behavior would help her garner clients.
Forty-nine EdD students — the USC Rossier School of Education’s largest international study tour to date — took the field trip of a lifetime to Bangkok, Thailand.
Every student knows how vitally important it is to remember information for a final exam. However, trying to memorize your class notes in the library can be challenging.
A chocolatier, a clothing designer and a photographer — all three are USC students who are learning new skills to run their businesses.
Beverly Younger of the USC School of Social Work assigned an autobiographical book to her Master of Social Work class that eventually led to a lunch date with the author herself.
The USC School of Pharmacy’s Regulatory Science students this summer toured two of the San Francisco Bay Area’s major pharmaceutical and medical device companies.
Step into Francisco Valero-Cuevas’ Brain-Body Dynamics Lab at USC, and you’ll find a neuroscientist, biomedical engineer and mechatronics engineer
In an effort to increase the pipeline of minority students going into PhD programs in the field of planning, the USC Price School of Public Policy and the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning co-sponsored the first Summer Predoctoral Workshop for Students of Color.
The USC Leventhal School of Accounting will offer a new Master of Business Taxation for Working Professionals online degree program this fall.
Kayla Hengami was given an assignment to select writing studied in class and another work of her choosing to use as a lens to explore the concept of borders.
USC and the China Scholarship Foundation have announced the creation of the China Scholarship Council-USC Joint Funding Program.