Kelly Claes ’17 and her partner, Sarah Sponcil, have already made history as the youngest duo to represent the U.S. in beach volleyball. Now, they’re ready to show the world why they deserve their spot. [2½ min read]
From the first deaf American to win an Olympic medal to the only swimmer to win a million dollars in prize money, these USC Dornsife Olympians demonstrate Trojan excellence. [4 min read]
Inspired by California’s vibrant food scene while at USC, alumna Shriya Naheta formed Zama Organics which delivers fresh, organic produce to thousands of customers across India. [5¾ min read]
Cat Moore ’05 long suffered crippling loneliness until she cracked the secret of creating relationships. As USC’s director of belonging, she now helps students do the same. [7½ min read]
Jessica Bellamy ’14, now a master’s degree candidate at USC Roski, uses paint and paintbrush to make sense of the “dystopian utopia” of Los Angeles. [5 min read]
USC Dornsife alumnus Chris Macke argues for a new, less politically divisive approach to solving economic issues using his signature philosophy. [5 min read]
Kate McCutchen ’04 has successfully pursued life and business in Paris, London and Luxembourg, working for prominent companies such as Apple, Samsung and luxury luggage retailer Away. [6 min read]
Founded by a USC Dornsife alumnus, run by USC students and moved online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Shaukat Initiative lets students develop ethics-focused classes based on their areas of interest. [5 min read]
USC Dornsife alumna shifted her social justice activism toward empowering Black children to celebrate their own strength and happiness. [4½ min read]
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