We Want to Change the World. Show Us How. These newest members of the Trojan Family have the initiative to seek changes and the perspicacity to see them through. by Megan Christopher MPW '11 & Allison Doyle MPW '11
Double Duty Experiential education changes lives. Just ask the 68,000 student volunteers from the Joint Educational Project since 1972. by Pamela J. Johnson
Gang Therapy Stan Huey and his research team are investigating whether opening career paths can change the lives of gang-involved L.A. youth. by Laurie Moore
Keeping a Promise Andrew Curtis and a team of USC College students ae document the rebuilding process of Post-Katrina New Orleans street by street. by Susan Andrews
Our Future Is in Their Hands USC College has become the convening place for academic, community and public policy leaders to conduct and discuss research on the changing landscape of Los Angeles and the nation. by Emily Cavalcanti
Pass It Forward We can all inspire others, says Keary Colbert ’06, a spokesperson for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s “Be Great” campaign. by Laurie Moore
Getting to the Roots of Evil Undergraduates in Problems Without Passports learn about shades of gray in Cambodia, 35 years after the Khmer Rouge. by Pamela J. Johnson
For the Love of Giving First student, athlete and physician — now hero — William Stetson ’82 brings arthroscopic surgery to Third World countries. by Susan Andrews
Trash Talk Margo Reid Brown ’85, director of CalRecycle, sorts through the nitty-gritty of recycling in California and why every person can make a difference. Q&A by Laurie Moore
