? Class of 2017: Brynn Evans is graduating Friday, and her grandfather won’t be far away: As a Half Century Trojan, he’s walking in the ceremony, too.
? Class of 2017: Her USC adventure has stretched from cinema to history, with a little Voltron and Bigfoot thrown in for good measure.
The social mobile game publisher has made a big gift to promote the study of social mobile games, inclusive game production and advancing diversity in the industry.
Most service members leaving the military and returning to the San Francisco Bay Area are not prepared for the transition home and have a range of needs that cannot be addressed by a single organization, according to a new University of Southern California report released Tuesday.
? Class of 2017: The daughter of migrant farm workers is opening a company aimed at helping the underserved.
? Class of 2017: Her home state of Minnesota is about as far from the ocean as you can get, but her experiences at USC showed the sea was her true calling.
“One of my biggest pushes was: How can we enable any student to be involved on campus without having to choose between getting a job or getting involved?,” recalls Saucedo, the first in his family to attend college.
Like her paintings, Madani — who teaches at USC and whose art is on display at New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art — is alternately droll and punishingly serious, writer Negar Azimi says.
“The state government already has conducted no fewer than eight inquiries into the UC system in the past four years,” USC’s Dan Schnur notes, yet deep problems persist.
