The Renaissance Scholar couples the tech-savvy skills of a scientist with the smarts of an investment analyst
USC Alumna Leen Katrib ’14 receives Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
Congratulations to USC alumna, Leen Katrib ’14, who has been selected for the prestigious Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans! This is a prestigious graduate school fellowship for immigrants and children of immigrants. From a pool of more than 1,400 applicants, 30 Fellows were selected to receive a $90,000 scholarship for graduate school.
Richelle Smith Wins 2016 Goldwater Scholarship
Richelle Smith is a current junior studying Electrical Engineering. She has conducted research at USC’s Optical Materials and Devices Lab, Stanford’s Brains in Silicon Lab and USC’s Computational Oncology Lab. She has served as the Engineering Honors Colloquium Moderator, USC Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) Vice Chair and Treasurer and is a starter on the USC Horse Polo …
Frontline Scholar: Sophie Wix
Sophie Wix ’18 knew from an early age that she wanted to be on the cutting edge of cancer research. In this video, she discusses about working toward that goal, by taking advantage of the opportunity to perform research at The Bridge@USC, where she analyzed blood samples from cancer patients in an attempt to find new ways to treat the …
Frontline Scholar: Austin Regan
This first video in our Frontline Scholars documentary series profiles student Austin Reagan, who is exploring solutions to changing environmental policy both on campus and around the world.
Senior reflects on Marshall scholarship
Moriah Mulroe has success down to a science.
Academic Honors and Fellowships Spring 2016 Newsletter
USC Celebrates Two 2016 Marshall Scholars, First Annual Research and Fellowships Week, 2016 Gilman Scholarship Recipients, Mork Scholar Welcome Luncheon.
USC sends some of largest student cohorts to India & sub-Saharan Africa among all U.S. colleges & universities
Learn more about how many Trojans are studying abroad in the Institute of International Education’s 2016 Open Doors Report.
USC Ambassadors – Trojans receive top awards
In excellent news for students, two Trojans—senior Moriah Mulroe and alumna Anu Ramachandran—were among the 32 recipients of a prestigious Marshall Scholarship, allowing them to pursue fully funded graduate degrees at leading British universities. Moriah and Anu were recognized by President Nikias in the recent USC Ambassadors Newsletter!
Fabulous Fulbrights: Trojan Scholars Gain a Global Outlook
More Trojans than ever are taking their studies overseas through a prestigious grant program—and many got their start through scholarships that draw top students to USC.
Two winners of prestigious 2016 Marshall Scholarships hail from USC Dornsife
USC Dornsife biochemistry and geological sciences major Moriah Mulroe, a senior, and USC Dornsife alumna Anu Ramachandran ’13 have each been awarded a 2016 Marshall Scholarship. They are the latest of 11 Trojans to win the scholarship since 1969.
What architecture can do for you | Alice Kimm | TEDxFulbrightSantaMonica
Alice Kimm is co-founder and partner of LA architecture firm John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects (JFAK). Renowned for its design of innovative and catalytic environments, JFAK’s output is marked by spatial fluidity, quality of light, and cultural impact. With each project, JFAK incorporates developing technologies, working with its clients and collaborators to realize a sustainable and artful design intelligence. A …
USC alumna & Discovery Scholar inducted into first ever Carson Scholar Hall of Fame
In celebrating their 20th anniversary of discovering promise and rewarding excellence, the Carson Scholars Fund is excited to unveil their first ever Carson Scholars Hall of Fame including USC alumnus and Discovery Scholar, Pavitra Krishnamani ’14. The goal of the Hall of Fame is to honor outstanding Carson Scholar Alumni who are representative of CSF’s mission – those who have …
Poetry and the aftermath of war in Africa
Back in Ivory Coast, USC Dornsife doctoral candidate and Fulbright fellow Todd Fredson returns to the region that kindles his creativity.
Trojan Scholar Society hosts social entrepreneur Elizabeth Scharpf
The founder of Sustainable Health Enterprises, an organization dedicated to creating business solutions for problems in the developing world, visited the USC Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab Wednesday afternoon to discuss her work in business with social impact.