Provost Quick's with military high-school students attending USC's pre-college summer program
School’s In
USC’s specialized summer classes make the transition to higher education a little easier.
Thousands of military officers have gotten their start as ROTC cadets at USC. | PHOTO BY STEVE COHN
A Call to Serve
The university celebrates a century of service with the U.S. armed forces.
At Potter’s Lane, repurposed steel shipping containers were converted to energy-efficient, sustainable housing units on a formerly vacant lot. | RENDERING BY SVA ARCHITECTS
Home Front
A USC Rossier graduate student builds a community through her housing nonprofit.
Eric Chastain | PHOTO COURTESY OF ERIC CHASTAIN
Pillars of Strength
U.S. Army Battalion Sgt. Maj. Eric Chastain watched 22 of his friends die. Then came a death he wasn’t prepared for.
Now and Again
A partnership with U.S. armed forces is part of a decades-long legacy.
Strong Support
The Cohen family partners with USC to serve families in Los Angeles.
Chase Millsap and The Captain | Photo by Spencer Millsap
The Promise
Brothers in arms, they're now a world apart.
C. L. Max Nikias, John Mork, Michael S. Groen and Edward P. Roski Jr. at USC’s annual dinner for veterans and members of USC’s Reserve Officer Training Corps / Photo by Steve Cohn
President's Page
A visionary gift from Steven and Alexandra Cohen brings much-needed mental health services to veterans.
USC Trustee William Schoen ’60, MBA ’63 was honored with the Asa V. Call Alumni Achievement Award at the 83rd Annual USC Alumni Awards, which also feted six other outstanding USC graduates. | PHOTOS BY STEVE COHN
Those Who Serve
Veteran and USC Trustee Bill Schoen makes USC possible for men and women after the military through scholarships.