USC computer science and technology programs build fundraising momentum
Donors bring the university halfway to its $1 billion Frontiers of Computing goal.
Donors bring the university halfway to its $1 billion Frontiers of Computing goal.
The new building will serve as home to USC Viterbi’s computer science programs as well as the new USC School of Advanced Computing.
The Steads have given $12.5 million to the Keck School of Medicine of USC to support transformative clinical and research innovation and entrepreneurship.
The moment marked a “symbolic and historical day,” said Yannis C. Yortsos, dean of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, who was joined for the celebrations by USC President Carol L. Folt, donors Dr. Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg, as well...
Groundbreaking ceremony kicks off construction of a significant milestone in USC’s history: a new home for computer science, focused on improving and benefiting society.
A message from USC President Carol L. Folt to the Trojan community.
The new Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention will aim to reduce cancer disparities in underserved communities in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
The Pollitt Family is reimagining the possibilities for independent student productions by ensuring student organizations now have a permanent home to rehearse in.
Pioneering initiative aims to unite diverse academic disciplines for ecosystem conservation.
Through a newly established scholarship, alumnus Augustine Esogbue is helping Trojan engineers change the world.