Generous support expands on prior $150 million gift for Keck Medicine of USC.
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She built a dynasty at Massachusetts’ Williams College, leading the school to eight NCAA championships.
Negative social interactions can increase the kids’ risk of loneliness, depression, poor eating habits and illness.
As president of the Alumni Association’s Board of Governors, the financial adviser helped expand the university’s engagement with alumni across generations.
Someone has to be the first to try out new technology, argue USC’s Jonathan Eyer and Matthew E. Kahn. If blue states prove a solution to be cost-effective, it will be adopted by the rest of the nation.
The USC alum’s designs — homes featuring butterfly roofs, patterned concrete block walls and post-and-beam construction — put a Modernist stamp on Southern California's suburbs in the 1950s and ’60s.
An activist and scholar who taught at USC Dornsife for 31 years, he traveled to and wrote extensively about southern Africa. The passion for his work changed many lives both at USC and abroad.
The student organization, formed in the fall, offers support for students facing cultural barriers and other challenges as they navigate university life.
Kazakhstan native and PhD student Albina Ibrayeva envisions a future where research and medicine advance everyone’s well-being.