
Landmark L.A. Architecture Firm AC Martin Builds on Its Trojan Roots
Meet USC School of Architecture alumni who have quietly transformed the landscape of Southern California.
Meet USC School of Architecture alumni who have quietly transformed the landscape of Southern California.
The USC Women’s Conference heads to Washington, D.C., for the first time.
The USC trustee has made her mark on her alma mater.
It’s been a hotspot for student life for more than a century. But you might not know the history behind this campus crossroads.
The physicist turned artist crosses disciplines — and time periods — with his work.
Countless men and women sent him thanks. Urologist Donald Skinner paid their generosity forward.
The killifish are coming to USC, and they might just have the answers to holding back aging.
Taking time to encourage others is part of USC’s culture, says interim President Wanda Austin.
USC’s dance students will leave USC with an impressive slate of performances.
Through a family’s personal history, a USC law expert uncovers the complex history of Puerto Rico and the United States.
A hefty lineup of comedic Trojans — including Will Ferrell ’90 — have made their mark on the iconic show.
A U.S. Air Force security forces specialist turns to social work in her quest to help service members.
A multidisciplinary artist creates portraits that reimagine notions of black women.
USC has shaped their lives since they were children.
As the world’s energy demands grow, batteries could be key to storing sustainable energy.
At colleges across the country, anxiety and depression are growing. Here’s how Trojans are tackling mental health.
USC’s fundraising effort reshapes the university, boosting student scholarships, research, academics and more.
Many women are too embarrassed to seek help for pelvic floor problems, but doctors can offer solutions.
Taking the lead during a critical time in the university’s history, USC Board of Trustees Chair Rick Caruso sees a bright future.
“I can think of no higher honor in the field of education than being able to give back,” says Rick Caruso.