Veterans run freshmen through USC leadership training exercises
Global Leadership Program freshmen join Master of Business for Veterans for a morning of military inspired exercises meant to sharpen leadership skills and challenge strategic thinking.
Next president should embody university’s core values, USC community says
More than 500 students and staff and faculty members shared their thoughts and concerns during a recent series of listening sessions tied to the presidential search.
Meet Wanda Austin, USC Interim President, Alumna and Engineering Leader
The successful businesswoman shares her vision for change as the university moves forward.
Empowering women and minorities in science, tech and more
USC Price grad student moves from D.C. to L.A., where she pursues a degree in nonprofit leadership and management.
Graduate’s global upbringing shaped his USC journey
A high school education in Nigeria set the tone for a collegiate life devoted to service, medicine and engineering.
Marine learns firsthand how veteran-friendly USC is — and makes it even more so
Jeremy Fricke has worked to enhance benefits for student veterans, expand veterans’ networking and more.
USC Warren Bennis Scholars face high expectations
The first graduates of USC’s new ethical leadership honors program hold promise for tackling society’s most pressing challenges.
Kobe Bryant, at USC Marshall event, shares his grit and competitive edge
The pro basketball great and Academy Award winner is blunt as ever in a special appearance at USC.
USC Thornton alumna succeeds in music industry
The school’s Music Industry program led Julia Betley to a high-level job with RCA Records.
Real estate CEO shares his drive for diversity with students
Ross Minority Program keynote speaker says his success proves that Trojans can also make their mark in the industry.
Future of the food industry is being shaped by experts at USC
USC Marshall preps leaders for key challenges in a rapidly changing environment.
Air Force veteran takes advice from UCLA alum — and becomes a Trojan
🇺🇸 Military Appreciation Week: After stints in Kuwait and Afghanistan, Sebero Quintero turns down a six-figure bonus to be a first-generation student.
A sign of strong leadership on and off the softball field: Make everyone feel wanted
USC doctoral student with a love of the game offers insights on inclusion in the workplace.
Noted physician, scientist Rohit Varma named dean of Keck School of Medicine of USC
A visionary leader in the epidemiology of eye diseases, he has been interim dean of the school since March.
USC professor spotlights the significance of Latinos to California’s future
Public officials from the League of California Cities Latino Caucus take part in an executive education forum.
Local leaders consider ways to develop business investment in Los Angeles
USC Senior Vice President Thomas Sayles joins other top-level executives at L.A. Magazine roundtable.
Tech mentor gives South Los Angeles teens a path to success
Local nonprofit educates hundreds of boys who eventually earn degrees from four-year universities across the country.
‘It’s all about confidence’ for USC Leventhal commencement speaker Cathy Engelbert
The first female CEO at a major accounting firm talks about family, career, leadership and learning the next big thing.
Stamps Scholar Juliana Porter reflects on her time as a Trojan
USC Viterbi senior took advantage of the many leadership opportunities unrelated to engineering.
Carol Mauch Amir named senior vice president and general counsel
The administrator serves as a key strategic, business and legal adviser to the university’s senior leaders.
Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta calls for ‘tough leadership’ to emerge this election year
The California native believes the country is at a crossroads: It could boast a strong economy or be divided by fear and prejudice.
American firms set their sights on Asia/Pacific marketplace
Key questions face the global companies as they seek to expand trade and investment in the region.
Legendary USC Professors Are Anything But Textbook
Great professors have the power to inspire, inform, enrich or incite—sometimes all at once.
