
Meet the Social Work Students
These are some of the new faces who will make a difference in the lives of others.
These are some of the new faces who will make a difference in the lives of others.
Students improve lives through sustainability and profitability at the Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab.
College is a time of exploration, and USC has more chaplains and faith groups for spiritual introspection than any other U.S. university.
Surgeons use the tiniest of tools to rebuild damaged arms, legs, breasts, faces—and lives.
A $60 million naming gift from USC Trustee Suzanne Dworak-Peck supports USC’s drive to transform the profession of social work.
Lesley Adams Williams earns her master’s degree in the online degree program.
Today an endowed scholarship in Solomon’s name supports minority students studying social work.
U.S. Army Battalion Sgt. Maj. Eric Chastain watched 22 of his friends die. Then came a death he wasn’t prepared for.
From traveling abroad to digging through treasures, USC undergraduates go beyond the book to interpret history.
The university celebrates a century of service with the U.S. armed forces.
Gillian Hadfield champions legal accessibility and affordability.
Arches and arcades abound at USC.
A USC Rossier graduate student builds a community through her housing nonprofit.
USC’s Immigration Clinic wins asylum for two persecuted girls born with albinism.
A Trojan Football defensive lineman tackles an issue close to his heart.
Donors see giving pay off through opportunities for students to learn from top faculty.
With the help of a USC occupational therapy alumna, a runner copes with double amputation and moves ahead with her life.
Today’s reserve officers in training draw on a long legacy of service.
The USC Alumni Association recognizes USC trustee and visionary real estate developer Rick Caruso ’80.
If you follow L.A. sports, chances are you’ve seen Trojans Taylor Felix and Kelli Tennant on the field and in the booth.
Three Trojan alums from different decades reflect on their time as undergrad leaders.
Her cold call to the NFL team got her in the door and on her way to a career in sports.
Justin Chang’s first love was writing. Or was it film? Today he does both.
Southern Californian Valerie Burdick Humphrey ’82 has surprises in store at London’s historic church.
Get some quick takes on enterprising Trojans who launched their own business ideas while still in school.
Meet the dynamic women who joined USC’s governing board last fall.
The conductor and pianist joins USC Thornton full time this year.
USC researchers tackle topics from arthritic fish to the hive mind.
More than 30 years ago, a nondescript Craftsman near campus housed scores of students from China. Few could have predicted what it would launch.