Jake Olson (Photo/John McGillen)
Trojan Voice
When he’s not training with the football team, the freshman works on his business startup, practices his golf swing and is always ready to pull a practical joke.
USC architecture students will soon see their creativity come to life. They worked with ArtCenter College of Design students to reenvision a plaza and entrance to The Museum of Contemporary Art in L.A. (Photo/Buddy Bleckley)
Citizen Architect
USC architecture students reimagine ways to make the Museum of Contemporary Art even more accessible to visitors.
Chris Ah San (Illustration/Jacqui Oakley)
Policy of Change
To help the community’s most vulnerable, Chris Ah San learns to navigate the world of policymaking.
The women’s soccer team celebrates after capturing the 2016 national championship. (Photo/John McGillen)
Academic Goals
The couple’s generous gift enables exceptional student-athletes to attend USC.
Students from the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism visit the new USC London office. (USC Photo/Priya Rana Kapoor)
London Calling
Add England to the growing list of nations hosting a USC overseas office.
William McMorrow
Trojan Trailblazers
The real estate investor and dedicated Trojan is set to accept USC’s highest alumni honor.
Donald Dean (Photo/Gus Ruelas)
The Mentor
For networking pro Donald Dean ’90, there’s something special about Trojans helping Trojans succeed.
David Judson, a fourth-generation Trojan, is president of Judson Studios.(Photo/Gus Ruelas)
A Colorful Life
David Judson MA ’96, president of Judson Studios, brings a fresh eye to the centuries-old craft of stained glass.
Dora De Larios (Photo/Star Montana)
The Shape of Things
The celebrated ceramist and acclaimed Latina artist has made an indelible mark on the art world.
Rosalind Wiener Wyman receives a USC alumni award in 1964. (Photo/Herald-Examiner Collection, Los Angeles Public Library)
True Blue
Rosalind Wiener Wyman blazed her own trail in politics and started a new chapter for baseball in Los Angeles.
Most of the original Song Girls came together in the late 1970s for their first reunion. (USC Photos/USC University Archives)
Dance On
For a half century, the Song Girls have crowds with school spirit and goodwill.
Mira's augmented reality headset, Prism, retails for $99. (Photo/Mira)
Reality Check
Trojan classmates-turned-entrepreneurs premiere a smartphone-powered headset.
(Photo/Courtesy of the Los Angeles Police Department)
Street Smarts
Lessons from social work and public policy can help law enforcement officers build bridges with their communities.
Anti-Virus Software
Tech Talk
Your computer and smartphone wouldn’t be the same without these creations from USC faculty and alumni.
(USC Photo/Gus Ruelas)
Hidden Figures
Campus quiz: Test your Trojan trivia knowledge by identifying these University Park Campus figures.
USC Trojans guard Jordan McLaughlin drives toward the basket against Arizona. (Photo/Maya Dondonyan)
The Game Changer
The highly sought-after recruit saw potential in the Trojans when few others did.
(Illustration/Chris Gash)
Tried and True
Clinical trials need patients to advance medical knowledge, but it’s tough to recruit volunteers. Technology may have answers.
(Photo/Meiko Takechi Arquillos)
Business Without Boundaries
In an increasingly globalized business world, USC Marshall prepares students for success on the world stage.
Mouse kidney image by Lori O'Brien/McMahon Lab
Growing Hope
USC scientists harness stem cells to develop potential treatments for everything from repairing kidney diseases to regrowing broken bones.
Judge Judy Sheindlin (Photo/Courtesy of Judy Sheindlin)
Room for Debate
A new home for informed public discourse opens thanks to a gift from Judy and Jerry Sheindlin.
(Photo/Dustin Snipes)
Now and Again
USC’s oldest building has been part of university’s vibrant campus life for more than 130 years.
(Photo/Cody Pickens)
Citizen Architect
For solutions to inequality, marginalization and divisiveness, one of USC’s newest deans wants to tap an unexpected resource: architecture.
(Photo/Meiko Takechi Arquillos)
Business Without Boundaries
At USC’s business school, students hail from 92 countries and its alumni are spread across 120 countries.
Illustration by Justin Renteria
Business Without Boundaries
USC business professors explain how to succeed on the world stage.
A zebrafish jaw joint holds lessons about stem cells and development. (Image by Amjad Askary/Crump Lab)
Growing Hope
Stem cells hold the power to regenerate tissue, but how? Learn how stem cells work and the tools USC scientists have to harness them.
(Photo/iStock)
Tried and True
Feeling nervous about joining a clinical trial? Learn more about what to expect.