Amid housing crisis, USC Gould clinic partners with community groups to help local tenants
Housing Policy and Law Clinic puts students into the community to deliver legal services to tenants at risk of losing their homes.
‘Unity, Prosperity & Culture’ celebrated with food, fellowship during USC Latinx/e Heritage Month kickoff
Trojans share personal stories and pay tribute to those who support their academic dreams.
Inaugural Trojan Church service connects USC to L.A. religious community
Students, alumni and local residents gather for the first of weekly services geared toward building connections.
At USC Safety Day, bike bells and brochures put safety in the spotlight
DPS officers share tips with students visiting the weekly farmers’ market on McCarthy Quad.
Trojans fight fires and save lives in Las Vegas while continuing their studies
Three USC Price students are serving the Clark County community while working on their Master of Public Administration degrees online.
USC Roski Eye Institute’s ‘Eye Care for All’ returns for second year
USC undergraduates get hand-on experience with ophthalmology and optometry during daylong program.
Students explore how death and religion intertwine in India
Undergraduates visit religious sites across India to observe how traditions around death help form how the country’s citizens view themselves and their place in the world.
Involvement Fair offers students more than 1,000 clubs to join
Booths line Trousdale Parkway offering activities of every sort — including clubs that sponsor concerts, lectures, spirit rallies, cultural events and conferences.
Encouraging words, food and dancing highlight USC’s Student Equity and Inclusion Programs welcome
“Don’t forget to dream while you’re here,” Vice President for Student Life Monique S. Allard reminds students.
Quiet not so long ago, campus hotspots buzz with back-at-school energy
A few weeks ago, the University Park Campus was pretty empty. That’s no longer the case with classes back in session. Check out the photos — before and after.
White coat ceremony marks beginning for future doctors of pharmacy at USC Mann
Members of the Class of 2027 represent 19 countries.
USC student is youngest elected official in Los Angeles County
Triston Ezidore, a USC Dornsife political science major, balances classwork with his duties as a member of the Culver City school board.
Annenberg scholarship recipient stays grounded by being unapologetically herself
Kaleef Starks became passionate about media and social change, drawing inspiration from actress Laverne Cox as well as writers Janet Mock and Raquel Willis.
Excitement, emotions run high as students from near and far begin on-campus life
Approximately 8,700 Trojans moved into residential colleges this week. Meet some of them and their families.
New communication major creates fan edits to bring people together
One of Jill Ofodu’s fan cam edits of Suki and Brian from Fast & Furious franchise reached over 2 million views on TikTok.
Computer science student makes strides in Queer in AI movement
As a member of the award-winning international group, Trojan Nathan Dennler is empowering LGBTQ+ voices in AI research.
Internship with Dodgers Foundation puts Trojan at the center of community-impact programs
The USC Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab’s Undergraduate Scholars Program paired Russell Agustin with professional mentors.
USC computer science students awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
Emily Nguyen and James Flemings were recognized for their contributions to deep generative models focusing on wildfire prevention and privacy in machine learning.
Doctoral student studies how to make social media a better tool for political activism
With his lifelong interest in politics, Alfonso Hedge realized Annenberg’s PhD program would be the perfect place to study how grassroots political organizations use social media.
Stem Cell doctoral student is first USC Gilliam Fellow
Alma Zuniga Munoz is the recipient of the coveted fellowship from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Trojan will use rare, prestigious Truman Scholarship to springboard career as civil rights attorney
USC Dornsife history and international relations double major Michael Solomon is “a firm believer in the potential of scholarship and shared knowledge as vehicles for change.”
After family friends’ double homicide, online public health student vows to combat gun violence
Mary Rozelle left a longtime career as a dermatology physician assistant because she wanted to achieve a wider impact than is possible by helping just one patient at a time.
Playing USC football is dream come true for this Trojan
Vincent Ragsdale always wanted to play football for USC, his favorite team has a child. Now, he’s playing in the defensive backfield for the Trojans.