
Bringing People Together is This USC Trustee’s Driving Principle
Whether he was building one of the internet’s earliest social networks or championing equal rights, David Bohnett has made community a priority.
Whether he was building one of the internet’s earliest social networks or championing equal rights, David Bohnett has made community a priority.
Duet — a student-built microphilanthropy startup — looks to connect donors with refugees and their family-owned stores in a more personalized and dignified way.
Troy Camp co-director Marla Ross found her confidence at USC through financial assistance and guidance from mentors and friends. As a recent grad, she wants to help others do the same.
Nicolas Duquette of USC Price tries to explain why increases in giving do not keep up with increases in income in the U.S.
Meet two Trojans who are proud to support USC, even after they left the football field and golf course.
Mei-Lee Ney’s donation is the largest in the history of the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology.
William and Leslie McMorrow’s donation endows the Neighborhood Academic Initiative, ensuring ongoing support for future generations of promising students in South and East Los Angeles.
Their generous gift will ensure the university continues to attract and support accomplished academic leaders. USC Provost Michael Quick is the chair’s first holder.
Think of alumnus Albert T. Quon — and his funded scholarships for international students — the next time you pass his bronze bust in Bridge Hall.
The creative innovation adviser works with technology and consumer products companies from around the world.
Doris Bry Trust donates $3 million to the institute created by USC Gould’s Elyn Saks, who changed the way society addresses mental illness.
The space will establish a new hub for undergraduate student innovation on the ground floor of the Science and Engineering Library.
Cancer and other serious medical conditions are in the crosshairs of pioneering projects supported by the L.K. Whittier Foundation.
USC’s first PhD graduate in the biology of aging is exploring how our cells respond to oxidative stress.
Few people have shaped the fight against cancer at the USC Health Sciences Campus more than the family whose generous philanthropic support has spanned decades.
The popular program builds on the natural curiosity of children, ensuring they don’t fall behind in reading and writing skills.
Gifts for Good helps companies conceive practical gifts for employees, customers and clients that benefit nonprofits.
Owen Dupuy, 13, and Benjamin Roberts, 5, are a few of the young listeners who donate their allowance or encourage parents to make a contribution.
The Trojan parents’ generosity has endowed several programs and centers important to USC’s future.
John and Julie Mork’s generous gift ensures ongoing support for USC’s top asset: its talented undergraduates.
Southern Californian Valerie Burdick Humphrey ’82 has surprises in store at London’s historic church.
Studying at USC Dornsife brought Linda and Harlan Martens together. More than four decades later, they are still bound by their love for each other and the university.
USC Marshall alum and sweetheart gather funds for the campaign, but the deadline is Valentine’s Day.
Classmates select a local nonprofit worthy of a $10,000 grant.