How AI Is Reshaping Work
USC students and researchers are tracking where artificial intelligence is having the biggest impact on jobs, salaries and industries. It’s one example of how Trojans are leading the way in the development of AI.
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The Driver of Tomorrow’s Tech is Here Today
Not so long ago, artificial intelligence was the stuff of science fiction. Today it’s affecting our lives in countless ways — and USC is leading the revolution.
AI Leadership — from Research and Implementation to Ethics
USC’s unique interdisciplinary approach to artificial intelligence brings together expertise from myriad areas, with students at the center of it all.
In teaching English as a second language, will AI replace human instructors?
Artificial intelligence is changing things, USC experts say, but we’re far from the technology taking the place of actual teachers.
AI farming expert has one foot in the field and the other in the cloud
Kirk Stueve is combining his farming roots with his USC education to help shape a more sustainable future through smart farming technology.
Can ChatGPT feel blue or see red? USC-led study offers insight into that question — and raises more
USC’s Lisa Aziz-Zadeh and a team of university and industry researchers look at how humans — and AI — understand color metaphors.
Top Headlines
USC Marshall undergrads are developing research findings on the latest AI trends for top executives at Salesforce and Thunder.
Rebecca Borough takes lessons from the Master of Science in Social Entrepreneurship program to her Tiny Topanga project.
The certification of the USC’s Washington, D.C., facility underscores the university’s commitment to sustainability coast to coast.
A slow drug-release system is found highly effective in treating certain patients with bladder cancer whose tumors were previously unresponsive to cancer therapy.
USC and the Big Ten: Driving Health, Opportunity and Stronger Communities
USC joins fellow Big Ten universities in advancing healthier lives, stronger communities and greater opportunities nationwide. Together, we deliver lifesaving medical breakthroughs, build safer food systems and fuel economic growth through education and innovation. With more than 817,000 students educated each year and $19.6 billion in research conducted, the Big Ten is shaping a brighter future — in Los Angeles and across America.
Campus Life, Rekindled
Students are welcomed back to campus as Trojans reunite and settle in for the fall semester.
Campus Life, Rekindled
Roommates Akshay Vadlamani, left, and Aiden Park meet face-to-face for the first time outside McCarthy Honors Residential College. (USC Photo/Greg Hernandez)
Campus Life, Rekindled
Roomies at first sight: Aryana Cayton, left, and Jade Alvarez show their Trojan spirit in their new home at Birnkrant Residential College. (USC Photo/Greg Hernandez)
Campus Life, Rekindled
Heavy lifting, big smiles: students push their loaded bins across campus as the fall semester officially begins. (USC Photo/Kristopher Head)
Campus Life, Rekindled
After 18 years as built-in roommates, twins Amelia, left, and Sarah Batt will be living apart for the first time in separate USC residential colleges. (USC Photo/Greg Hernandez)
Campus Life, Rekindled
From South Carolina to Southern California, USC Kaufman freshman Kayla Uwagbai and her parents take a breather during move-in. (USC Photo/Greg Hernandez)
Campus Life, Rekindled
USC Interim President Kim shares a moment with a student while welcoming Trojans to USC Village. (USC Photo/Henry Kofman)
Spotlight: USC Rossier School of Education
The USC Rossier School of Education is a national leader in transforming education systems through equity-focused teaching, research and leadership. From preparing educators to advancing policy and practice, the USC Rossier School of Education drives meaningful change in K–12 schools, higher education and communities around the world.
USC Announces Presidential Search Committee, Interim Leadership
The committee will include faculty, staff, students and alumni. Beong-Soo Kim, USC general counsel, is serving as USC’s interim president.
Around the University
Fall Career Fair 2025
The USC Career Center presents the fall 2025 Career Fair, an outdoor recruiting event bringing together a wide range of employers from Fortune 100 corporations to nonprofit organizations and government agencies. The event on Trousdale Parkway is open to USC students of all majors, class years and graduate programs, as well as postdocs and alumni.
Employer tables will be arranged alphabetically by organization nam. The fair provides an opportunity to learn more about internship and full-time job openings and to engage directly with recruiting representatives.
Thursday, Sept. 11, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
