On the track, in the pool, on the court — USC’s athletes kept the university’s winning tradition going with Big Ten and MPSF conference titles — and national championships in indoor and outdoor track and field.
From legends in the classroom to trustees whose names live on atop landmark USC buildings, we remember family and friends of the university who passed away this year.
Trojans and Bruins often work together to tackle societal challenges and spark discovery in medicine, technology and more. Sometimes they play video games together, too.
Ann Lefebvre developed a community-based network to serve women in rural areas of her adopted home state, South Carolina.
Mohammed Al-Suwaiyel, one of the first university professors to teach computer science in the kingdom, had a deep influence on the current generation of Saudi leaders.
Trojan and Bruin faculty and students often work together to tackle societal challenges and spark discovery in medicine, technology and more. (They even play games together!)
This year’s NEMO Prize recipients are taking on pediatric brain tumors and hard-to-treat leukemia at the intersection of medicine and engineering.
Widespread media coverage and critical grant funding help expand Public Exchange’s CLEAN project.
The Los Angeles Service Academy, a program of USC Dornsife’s Huntington-USC Institute on California, offers students a hands-on introduction to how L.A. works.
USC Price grads Thomas Wong and Paul Lee joined with their fellow city officials and non-profit organizations to hold community events to bring people together.
