Lucy Westlake, the youngest American woman to reach the top of Mount Everest, has brought her love of climbing to her newly discovered passions for data and research.
The Trojan Family has one of the most powerful alumni networks in the world — and it’s now 500,000 strong.
The work by three Bachelor of Architecture students was recognized for its bold approach to addressing ethical sourcing and transparency in the global building materials supply chain.
USC Life Trustee Daniel J. Epstein; his wife, Phyllis; and their family have been the philanthropic leaders behind the university’s world-leading efforts to make Alzheimer’s a memory.
The $5 million donation from Trustee Ronald D. Sugar and alumna Valerie Sugar creates the second endowed trustee chair at the USC School of Advanced Computing.
The professor emeritus, who served as dean from 1989 to 1993, focused his research on developing new ways to better understand how molecules behave at the atomic level.
Sandra Lieberman thinks that standard education can learn a lot from special education.
The all-female hacker house, started by two USC Iovine and Young Academy students, aims to accelerate the growth of female-led, AI-driven tech startups.
Cleveland is innovating the department and leveraging the Trojan network to get results for students.
