
Trojans learn of their own families’ historical struggles to come to the U.S.
USC’s Nathan Perl-Rosenthal encourages students to examine the history of U.S. immigration and citizenship policies through their own relatives’ experiences.
USC’s Nathan Perl-Rosenthal encourages students to examine the history of U.S. immigration and citizenship policies through their own relatives’ experiences.
The showcase at the historic Joyce Theater celebrates the first four years of USC Kaufman, which will graduate its first class in May.
Shannon Grady was discouraged throughout high school, but an ADHD diagnosis at 24 changed everything. Now in her late 40s, she’s proving everyone wrong.
Seasoned USC students share their spring admit experience with incoming freshmen and transfer students through a new ambassador program.
In a low-stress class geared toward incoming freshmen, students develop skills to lead balanced and fulfilling lives.
Jackie Schiffner is helping 40 kids at an Orange County school learn a variety of dance styles.
Think beyond the stereotypes to help Trojans of all ages feel welcome in classrooms and on campus, say USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology experts.
New training programs and prevention specialists emphasize a community approach to curbing sexual assault and promoting healthy relationships.
Shaqquan and Shalexxus Aaron grew up on the court together. Now they’re both playing ball as USC student-athletes.
USC senior Avni Barman thought there should be support for getting women into positions of power at tech companies, so she did something about it.
Seeing her mom and dad work tough jobs to survive motivates USC Mork Scholar Jacqueline Martinez to provide them and others in similar circumstances with a better life.
USC Doctor of Physical Therapy students are first-line defenders of pain management policy, doing everything from writing letters to meeting lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
Students helped build a website that provides invaluable information to the hungry and homeless population.
For a half century, an advanced curriculum has helped nearly 1,200 foreign-trained dentists relaunch their dental careers in the United States.
Older adults will soon outnumber children, and Trojans’ regular rounds with residents at the Hollenbeck Palms help them understand the complex needs of this growing population.
A collaboration between the university’s physical therapy and dentistry programs leads to more work with less pain.
The community-based education program focuses on weekly hip-hop sessions for grade-school students.
✌ Year in review: From the most competitive freshman class in USC history to Trojans making waves in Hollywood, many of our stories captured your attention in 2018.
✌ Year in review: There are definitely perks to being in the entertainment capital of the world and the business capital of the West. Take a look at some of the famous faces who stopped by for a visit.
Undergrads with an eye on careers in law get a head start by taking USC Dornsife’s advanced course in legal writing.
✌ Year in review: Move-ins and a marching band, students and celebs and student-athletes leave long-lasting memories. Take a look at the best pictures of the year.
USC Dornsife’s Young Scientist Program hosts workshops at L.A. elementary schools to reduce the fear of cancer and encourage the pursuit of science.
✌ Year in review: Get a warm glow from the uplifting stories of these USC students, professors, alumni and employees.
Tight end Daniel Imatorbhebhe has embraced community service, extending his impact at USC far beyond the gridiron.