The USC Dornsife psychology alumna overcame academic struggles, rebuilt a USC rugby program, completed one of the Army’s most demanding challenges, and now leads a platoon of 33 soldiers.
Brett Crosby ’95 has spent nearly two decades riding the wave of information technology, originating Google Analytics and launching a startup for investing in real estate-backed loans.
A study of zebra finches offers new insights into how the brain learns motor skills.
USC Dornsife’s Amy Ogata teaches “Designing Things for Kids,” a GE seminar that explores how our understanding of modern western childhood has been shaped by design since the 18th century.
Max Novak’s fascination with Greek and Roman history could lead to a career as a museum curator.
In an age of smartphones and sedentary living, Trojans aim to reconnect with the outdoors, get fit and learn to hike as a way to manage stress and anxiety.
