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USC Marshall alums tell their counterparts in the MBA Class of 2028 about how the Trojan Family impacted their careers.

The Goldrich Family Center for Holocaust Memory and Contemporary Affairs at the USC Capital Campus will house the foundation’s CEO office, Countering Antisemitism Lab, government relations and leadership training programs, and original art and testimony exhibitions.

A three-week course provided students with in-depth explorations of entertainment, consulting, technology, entrepreneurship and finance.

The national traveling exhibition is complemented by We Are Connected, featuring highlights from the USC museum’s own Himalayan collection.

The popular program marks its anniversary with a new guest walk-leader series.

VIDEO: Students in navigation and seamanship took a two-day voyage from San Pedro, learning to raise sails, steer a ship and stay safe on board.

Departmental status gives each a clearer identity and greater visibility among prospective graduate students and faculty, collaborators and research funders.

New leader sees the academy as an innovation engine for the entire university.

David Peng will become the inaugural holder of the Alia Tutor Chair for the Chief Clinical Officer for USC Health, strengthening leadership and excellence in patient care for generations to come.

PODCAST: USC President Beong-Soo Kim joins three USC faculty experts to examine some of the major challenges facing democratic societies today.