The university icon — representing the qualities of a Trojan: faithful, scholarly, skillful, courageous and ambitious — was unveiled on June 6, 1930.

Alumni celebrate Troy Camp — one of USC’s oldest student-run philanthropies, providing outdoor fun and long-term mentorship for South L.A. students.

A USC study shows the potential for AI to help emergency responders make informed and efficient decisions in settings where data is limited.

The newest USC graduates are joined by tens of thousands of well-wishers as the Trojan Family celebrates its 140th commencement.

It’s the most comprehensive academic initiative in USC history, a $1 billion-plus effort for computing including AI, ethics and quantum computing. Learn more about the initiative, watch the video and read President Carol L. Folt’s letter about Frontiers of Computing.