Lifelong and Worldwide
These words are more than just the USC Alumni Association slogan — they’re an accurate description of Trojans’ relationship with their alma mater and each other. The Trojan Family — now more than a half million strong — is without peer when it comes to collaborating, networking and supporting each other for the common good.
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We Are ’SC
Each May, nearly 20,000 USC degrees are conferred in areas from engineering, architecture and communication to business, dance and music. The road to those degrees is challenging, inspiring and unforgettable.
Countless Areas of Expertise
On our campuses, USC students — nearly 50,000 of them at any given time — are studying in some of the world’s top research labs, learning in conservatory-level arts schools, and gaining and polishing their skills in cutting-edge media studios. There’s no limiting yourself to a single field of interest here.
Trojan Family network builds careers for fellow USC alums
Members of the storied network — now a half million strong — support one another throughout their careers to a degree that’s hard for other universities to match.
Students, attendees hear from some of athletics’ biggest names at USC Next Level Sports Conference
For the second year in a row, the brightest minds in the world of sports business and media convened at the Intuit Dome to discuss the future of the industry.
USC students advise unlikely program that supports trades education nationally
Three recent USC Price grads got the chance to work with a foundation launched by the iconic rock band Metallica.
Rawlinson Stadium makes debut with ribbon-cutting and a Trojan win
The facility on the University Park Campus is the new home to the USC women’s soccer and lacrosse teams. The soccer team christened the stadium Sunday with a 4-0 win against California Baptist.
USC student-athletes post strong Academic Progress Rate scores
Thirteen USC Athletics programs matched or improved their multiyear scores in 2025, according to data released by the NCAA.
Trojans are Big Ten women’s basketball regular season champs
The Women of Troy close out the regular season with a statement win over crosstown rival UCLA. Next up: the Big Ten tournament, which starts Wednesday in Indianapolis.
The entrepreneurial side of basketball star Kiki Iriafen
Before the Trojan forward heads to the WNBA, she is back in her hometown to get her master’s degree at USC Marshall.
Top Headlines
The transformational gift from the Marvel Studios chief and USC alumnus will provide a lasting source of funding for the film school’s largest division.
With state-of-the-art putting greens and driving ranges, high-tech simulators give Trojans a complete overview of their game.
The faculty panel discussion focused on next steps USC can take to address issues raised by the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.
Participants in “Miracle Money: California” were 20% more likely to exit homelessness in first study to test the role of basic income and social support to foster stability.
One Trojan Family. Infinite Impact.
The Trojan Family extends far beyond the USC campus — a global community of more than 500,000 strong bound by loyalty, purpose, and the desire to create lasting change. Across industries and continents, Trojans uplift one another, lead with compassion, and turn shared values into real-world impact.
Alumna advances medical innovation with venture capital fund
Tatum Getty ’11 has co-founded THENA Capital, a venture fund dedicated to early-stage medical technologies spanning women’s health, mental health, oncology and chronic disease. Drawing on her experience at the USC Marshall School of Business and her entrepreneurial background, Getty is channeling venture capital to drive meaningful change in health care. This work underscores the Trojan spirit of innovation and impact.
Home Infusion Pharmacy Trailblazer
Alumnus Sohail Masood ’88 has transformed patient care through his pioneering work in home infusion therapy. He founded three companies, including the largest privately held home infusion provider in the United States, to make advanced treatments accessible outside hospital settings. Driven by his USC education and a deep sense of purpose, Masood’s entrepreneurial and philanthropic efforts continue to raise the standard of care for patients with complex medical needs.
A Trojan’s Journey of Resilience
Born with a massive neck tumor and subjected to more than 60 surgeries by the age of 9, Kevin Huoh ’03 defied the odds. Inspired by the physicians who treated him—many trained at USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences—he returned to USC, excelled as valedictorian and now practices as a pediatric otolaryngologist dedicated to caring for children facing similar challenges.
Alumni Lead High-Desert City Governance
In the Mojave Desert city of Twentynine Palms, two Trojans are steering public service. Stone James ’24, from the USC Price School, serves as city manager, leveraging his academic and practical background to navigate unexpected challenges and shape the city’s future. His partner in civic leadership is Steven Bilderain ’24, from the USC Marshall School of Business, mayor of Twentynine Palms and a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Together they embody Trojan leadership and dedication to community resilience.
Trojan Family Rallies for Relief
In the wake of devastating wildfires across the greater Los Angeles region, the Trojan Family L.A. Wildfire Relief Fund has raised nearly $4.3 million to provide vital assistance to more than 450 students, faculty and staff at the University of Southern California. The fund has enabled Trojans impacted by the Eaton Fire and Palisades Fire to rebuild their lives, covering immediate needs such as temporary housing, vehicle replacement and research materials anchored in community resilience and the Trojan spirit.
How One Trojan Is Shaping Global Cinema
Aneesha Madhok ’18 is using her roles as actress, writer and director to elevate underrepresented voices across Hollywood, Bollywood and beyond. Fluent in six languages and driven by her global upbringing, she returns to campus intent on expanding cultural exchange and building bridges between the U.S. and India’s booming film industries.
Spotlight: USC Iovine and Young Academy
The USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy offers a cutting-edge curriculum that fuses creativity, technology and innovation, preparing students to transform industries, create new ventures and impact society through collaboration with visionary peers and industry leaders.
Earthquake Science at USC
From supershear ruptures to deep-Earth structures and advanced forecasting tools, USC researchers are expanding the frontiers of science to strengthen the nation’s preparedness and understanding of earthquakes.
Scientists warn California should prepare for destructive ‘supershear’ earthquakes
Earth’s inner core is less solid than previously thought
Lighting a new way to predict earthquakes
