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Jaime Miranda Senior Director, Transformational Research & Special ProjectsUniversity Advancement Jaime’s Career in USC Advancement Journey to Advancement Jaime Miranda didn’t set out to build a career in Advancement. In fact, he began his career as a schoolteacher, but one...
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USC Rossier Professor Receives $4.6 Million NIH Grant to Build U.S.’ First K-12 Digital Literacy and Mental Health Platform
The NIH’s Transformative Research Award is one of the most prestigious in the country and supports highly innovative, impactful research.
R. Rex and Carol Parris Make $10 Million Gift to Launch USC Longevity Research Accelerator
Experts in engineering, gerontology and stem cell research will collaborate to find treatments for conditions like osteoarthritis and heart disease.
$15 Million Gift from Alumnus Fuels Sustainable Energy Research at USC Loker Institute
Chemists and entrepreneurs Massoud Arvanaghi ’82 and Ferial K. Arvanaghi are supporting research to build a healthier environment and more sustainable future.
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Featured Story Longtime Holocaust Remembrance Leader Supports USC Shoah Foundation with $30 Million Gift Mickey Shapiro’s investment strengthens the foundation’s work to build a future without antisemitism, hatred, dehumanization or genocide. Read More
USC Marshall’s Andrew Daw receives prestigious National Science Foundation award
The CAREER Award recognizes the assistant professor for his research on developing more efficient service models.
USC technology may reduce shipping emissions by half
New research shows how a shipboard system using limestone and seawater could cut maritime CO2 emissions by 50%.
Sparks Center expands community through creative partnerships
Highlights include successful partnerships with two outside organizations.
Wildfires, falling EV interest and transit doubts test L.A. ahead of the 2028 Olympics
The latest USC Dornsife LABarometer survey finds Angelenos grappling with climate stress, doubting transit readiness for the Olympics and losing interest in electric vehicles.
