Thanks to USC’s Master of Business for Veterans degree, former Marine Vincent Marsala is managing more than 100 people at the site of the future home of the L.A. Rams and Chargers.
Meet three Trojans who are among the select few to serve with the legendary squadron.
The event recognizes hundreds of USC veterans and their spouses and ROTC cadets and their officers.
A U.S. Air Force security forces specialist turns to social work in her quest to help service members.
A new USC Marshall certificate program, With Your Shield, provides veterans and their spouses special access to civilian business networks and educational opportunities.
USC doctoral student and Air Force Capt. Katie McNamara studies bisexual service members and veterans, who may be at higher risk for mental health issues such as PTSD and depression than their gay, lesbian or heterosexual peers.
USC expands initiatives that help veterans find success in academics, social networking and career development.
As the 100th anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I approaches Sunday, USC sociologist Michael Messner talks about his research into veterans who now advocate for peace.
A special VR installation at Heroes Hall from the USC Institute for Creative Technologies lets visitors experience what veterans see when they’re being treated.
Stayce Harris, the first female African-American to earn the rank of lieutenant general in U.S. Air Force, inspires military with keynote speech.
Special ops veteran fights Santa Ana winds, using past training to avert disaster on the 55.
After years of treatment, a Vietnam veteran finds a USC cardiology team that provides an “amazing experience.”
Senior military veterans may benefit physically and psychologically from “a good walk spoiled.”
More than 5,000 veterans have received help since the annual Veterans Smile Day event began three years ago.
🇺🇸 Military Appreciation Week: At USC’s Institute for Creative Technologies, West Point grad Randall Hill uses virtual programs to help vets.
🇺🇸 Military Appreciation Week: Attorney Mike St. Denis learns the tools he needs to better serve the military community.
🇺🇸 Military Appreciation Week: After stints in Kuwait and Afghanistan, Sebero Quintero turns down a six-figure bonus to be a first-generation student.
Cesar Jimenez Jr. has help — from his wife, a service dog, thoughtful professors and a tutor — as he works toward a degree and a future helping others.
The first-time ceremony uses ashes to symbolize the visible wounds of battle — and the invisible sacrifices — made by men and women who serve their country.
The weeklong bootcamp prepares vets for an academically rigorous environment, and USC is the only California school that participates.
USC’s specialized summer classes make the transition to higher education a little easier.
USC survey finds the region is unprepared to meet service members’ needs. The situation is worse than in other parts of California.
From the family that flew in from Japan to the first-generation graduate whose girlfriend had to work, there were plenty of stories to share Friday. Here are a few of them.
✌ Class of 2017: After almost three decades of military service, a Navy commander focuses on entrepreneurship.