Campaign for USC
Cardinal, Gold and Bold: Campaign Success at USC
Two and a half years after the public launch of the Campaign for USC, the Trojan Family has already pushed USC more than halfway to its target.
Spring 2014
Campaign for USC
Ground is broken for new Norris Healthcare Consultation Center. All photos courtesy of USC University Archives
and Health Sciences Public Relations and Marketing
Cancer Quest
Lives in the Balance
Physicians are now treating, even curing, some cancers once thought to be untreatable. See what’s ahead at USC Norris.
Witness Protection
Digital Technology Ensures the Lessons of the Holocaust are Never Lost
The USC Shoah Foundation painstakingly guards the last remaining voices of the survivors and witnesses of the Holocaust.
PHOTO COURTESY OF USC SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS
The Ultimate Playground
USC’s Interactive Media Building Rewrites the Future of Storytelling
USC students create the digital future in a new interactive building.
Climate Talk
Fuel for Thought: Methanol
USC chemists receive a first-ever $1 million prize for their innovative research on alternative fuels.
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To The Moon
3-D Printing Takes Engineers Out of This World
USC Viterbi researchers aim to spread their 3-D printing technology throughout our world—and beyond.
Marqise Lee embraces his Trojan Family. (Widney Society Photos by Steve Cohn)
Thanks a Million
First-Generation Students Pave the Way with Widney Society Support
Support from USC’s Widney Society members opens the Trojan Family to first-generation Trojans like Marqise Lee.
Photo by Noé Montez
Screen Science
Q&A: Meet Hao Li, Computer Scientist with a Flair for Cinematic Effects
USC Viterbi School of Engineering’s Hao Li wants to create your future.
Photo by Brett Erickson
Swim Team
Olympian Ous Mellouli Stays in the Game Thanks to Fellow Trojan
Tara Pollak DPT ’03 keeps Olympic gold medalist Ous Mellouli ’07 in the swim.
Photo courtesy of Allie Harrison
Give and Go
A Trojan Finds a New Path – and Purpose – After Being Sidelined
A soccer career cut short opens doors to a creative life serving others.
Photo by Scot Obler
Sport Support
USC Empowers Student-Athletes for Success In the Classroom and Beyond
It’s all about building the complete student-athlete at USC.
From left, Matthew Dunn, Inderbir Gill, Monish Aron, Mihir
Desai and Chester Koh (Photo by Philip Channing)
Life, Rebooted
Groundbreaking Robot-Assisted Surgery Marks New Chapter for High-Tech Precision
Robotic surgery uses high tech to restore fatherhood and fitness to a man whose life was threatened by kidney cancer.
Niki C. Nikias and C. L. Max Nikias, center, welcome USC alumni back to the University Park Campus. (Photos by Dan Avila and Armando Brown)
Home Again
Reunion Weekend Brings Back Memories – and New Connections – for Alumni
In the wake of Reunion Weekend, two Trojans share their memories of USC.
Photo by Steve Cohn
Launch Pad
USC Trustee Daniel Epstein Recognized for Steadfast Service to USC
USC provided the tools to success for Daniel J. Epstein ’62, whose Trojan spirit makes him a natural for the Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Award.
Photo by Stephen Blaha
Trojan Trailblazer
Jaime Lee: The Trojan Who Makes Time Management an Art
Here’s a hint to the USC alumna’s success: It’s about making choices.
Photo by Max S. Gerber
Witness Protection
Holocaust Survivor’s 3-D Projection Keeps History Alive
An interactive 3-D program allows students to engage firsthand with a Holocaust witness.
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Witness Protection
USC Shoah Collects Lessons Learned and Shared Beyond the Holocaust
From Rwanda to Nanjing, the Shoah Foundation preserves the voices of genocide witnesses.
Group Think: Students and faculty members work together in spaces throughout the Interactive Media Building to explore the potential of media. (Photo courtesy of USC School of Cinematic Arts)
The Future Lives Here
The Mixed Reality Studio is the Newest “Virtual Reality Factory” at USC
The groundbreaking lab at USC School of Cinematic Arts will test the latest virtual reality technology.