USC United Against Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most enigmatic brain afflictions and among the greatest health care challenges facing the nation. Read about how USC researchers and clinicians are making groundbreaking strides in the treatment, prevention and care of Alzheimer’s.
Issue One | 2026
The Latest from USC Trojan Family Magazine
Students are attending and engaging in Catholic Mass, Shabbat dinners, religious studies, baptisms and other activities at record levels, driving a “golden age” of religion and spirituality on campus.
In their own words, Trojans share how they’ve discovered faith and explored spirituality at USC.
Cutting-edge technologies developed by USC researchers are changing not just the pace of Alzheimer’s disease discoveries but also the ways scientists make those discoveries.
At USC, comedy is more than a path to stardom; it’s a practical skill across disciplines.
Episode 6: Beong-Soo Kim and Richard K. Green
President Beong-Soo Kim sits down with Richard K. Green, director of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate, to discuss how cities can survive, adapt, and remain affordable in an era of volatility and transformation.
[PHOTOS] Reconnecting the Trojan Family
The USC Alumni Association is set to launch its Regional Trojan Networks in select areas across the country beginning spring 2026.
A life-saving invention
Kenton Gregory ’76 (ENG) ’80 (MED) is saving lives from combat zones to maternity wards with his invention: a sponge-based wound dressing.
Alumni Stories
Pereira is working to get care to thousands of California patients.
“Hawai‘i has strengthened my belief that leadership is a responsibility, not simply a position,” Monique Datta says.
USC Price alum Vrushangi Shah has gone from not knowing what healthcare administration fellowships are to becoming a national expert on them as a podcast host.
Just before graduation, Hannah Foley learned her full-time offer had been delayed. As she considered her next move, the Trojan Family helped open another door.