Low and steady wins the race at USC’s Latinx/e Heritage Month closing event
STORY, PHOTOS AND VIDEO: More than 800 people in Founders Park enjoy food, music and dance, and learn about lowrider culture.
Bringing small-town dreams to USC
The expansion of the STARS College Network aims to increase educational opportunities for rural and small-town students.
Fall enrollment: New Trojans come from both near and far
STORY AND GRAPHIC: This year’s USC first-year students include 200 from LAUSD schools — to go along with international students from 62 places of origin.
USC’s Latinx/e Heritage Month: A time to celebrate ‘agents of change’
Students and faculty share thoughts on this year’s theme and their hopes for the future.
USC Iovine and Young Academy and Ernst & Young launch initiative to advance women in business
Ernst & Young will connect the academy to a vast network of women entrepreneurs.
Lessons from the forgotten history of Terminal Island
USC Price’s Geraldine Knatz chronicles the rise and fall of the Los Angeles County island, including the Japanese village destroyed by the U.S. government.
Business of Innovation offering combines business acumen, creativity to prepare innovators for the future
The new degree program is a joint effort of the USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy and the USC Marshall School of Business.
New Trojans explore USC’s Student Equity and Inclusion Programs spaces
A joint open house provides students with the opportunity to make new connections at start of their USC journey.
