(U.S. Navy photo/Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Timothy Schumaker/Released)
Flying High
Meet three Trojans who are among the select few to serve with the legendary squadron.
Corii Berg, USC Alumni Association Board of Governors President (USC Photo/Gus Ruelas)
A Steady Hand
He sees opportunities for USC to strengthen connections with alumni and build on values.
(Illustration/Meryl Rowin)
Venture Forth
The USC Marshall grad brings venture capital know-how to female entrepreneurs to grow their potential.
Elizabeth Daley, right, and Marlene Loadvine (Photo/Cody Pickens)
Screen Legends
A 28-year partnership between Elizabeth Daley and Marlene Loadvine helped shoot the school to the top.
86th Annual USC Alumni Awards (Photo/ Steve Cohn)
Trojan Excellence
The university honors generous trustees and longtime alumni volunteers, from Kathleen L. McCarthy to Herb and Kathy Goodman.
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Seeds of Change
The university adds an ombuds office, boosts compliance and makes background checks more stringent.
Rebecca Trotzky-Sirr is fighting the opioid epidemic one patient at a time. (Photo/ Gregg Segal)
The Hurt Blocker
Nearly 400,000 people in America died from opioid overdose from 1999-2017. USC experts believe they can stem the tide.
(Illustration/Jasu Hu)
Going Gently...
A palliative care physician explores the role of medicine in helping us live and die well.
(Photo courtesy of USC University Archives)
Blast from the Past
USC has changed in the 50 years since man first walked on the moon. Take a look back at the student experience in the Age of Aquarius.
Interim President Wanda Austin with President-elect Carol Folt (USC Photo/Gus Ruelas)
President's Page
“I was determined to leave things better than I found them,” says Wanda Austin, who transfers leadership of USC to Carol L. Folt in July.
(Photo/Dustin Snipes; Inset photo/Courtesy of USC University Archives)
Now and Again
The rite of passage remains one of the milestones for the Trojan Family.
(Illustration/Curtis Parker)
Clear the Air
Screenings can find cancer early, and a combination of therapies attack cancer from all angles.
Game capture of Flow.
Screen Legends
These titles garnered awards and industry attention — several before their creators even graduated from USC.
(Illustration/Max-O-Matic) (Copyright By A.M.P.A.S. (Douglas Fairbanks); Twentieth Century Fox (Star Wars); Columbia Pictures Corp./Photofest (Boyz N The Hood); Hugh M. Hefner Moving Image Archive (Merrell Gage);Morningside Productions (Jason And The Argonauts); United Artists (Charlie Chaplin); Nbc/Photofest (Johnny Carson); Milestone Film & Video (Mary Pickford); Paramount Pictures (Titanic).)
Screen Legends
From Star Wars to The Avengers, USC alumni have created some of the most successful movies in history.
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Screen Legends
Short films made by School of Cinematic Arts moviemakers bookend more than 65 years of Academy Awards.
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Screen Legends
As the school hits 90, it’s about much more than movies.
USC’s Lung Cancer Screening Program doctors use a CT scan to detect lung cancer in at-risk patients before it spreads. (Photo/Don Milici)
Clear the Air
Routine tests could help people at high risk for lung cancer. USC doctors are spreading that message to get more patients screened.
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The Hurt Blocker
Patients are turning to over-the-counter medications and mind-body therapies to ease pain without narcotics.
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The Hurt Blocker
What if you could quickly feel better after surgery just by planning ahead? That’s one way physicians are tackling the opioid crisis.