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USC Viterbi aviation safety program looks at the ‘human factors’
The study of human performance and resilience looks at emotional intelligence as a driver of a positive organizational culture.
USC Marshall professor examines where politics meets business
Emily Nix’s new research analyzes whether it’s more beneficial for companies to issue political statements or remain silent.
USC celebrates generations of Trojans during Women’s History Month virtual kickoff
President Carol Folt and other speakers explore the theme, “Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.”
USC Dornsife Distinguished Professor Percival Everett is ready for Hollywood’s big night
He’ll be on hand at the Oscars: American Fiction, based on his 2001 novel Erasure, is up for five awards.
Polls get a lot of hype, but what do they really tell us? A Q&A with polling pro Christian Grose
Christian Grose, a seasoned USC pollster and political scientist, offers a deep dive into the world of public opinion polling.
USC Women’s Conference celebrates the women of Troy
The 16th annual conference, organized by the USC Alumni Association, allowed attendees to connect with peers and learn from industry and USC leaders, including President Carol Folt.
USC Latino Alumni Association sets ambitious goals after raising more than $1 million in a single night
The group’s 50th anniversary scholarship gala dinner brings generations of visionary Latino Trojans together.
Shifting paradigms, saving lives
Economist Neeraj Sood isn’t afraid to buck conventional wisdom when it poses a barrier to public health. His groundbreaking research on childhood illness in India is just the tip of the iceberg.
Inspiring words, performances and competitive games of double Dutch highlight Black History Month ‘Family Reunion’
The closing event for Black History Month at USC draws more than 2,000 attendees to Founders Park.