News and Events

Carlos Lopez went to prison for a gang-related crime he committed at 20. Having served his time, he is now capitalizing his assets as a new Leventhal graduate.

Mike Paranal MBT ’06, an accomplished tax attorney and financial advisor, returns to USC to give his students real-world insights

The John J. and Carol A. Barcal Chair in Taxation is established with gifts from the professor, his wife, and alumni

As an appointee to the FASAC, Richard Sloan will contribute to matters affecting accounting and financial reporting standards

Accounting professor Zivia Sweeney was a young girl growing up in Memphis when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated

Faculty serving as journal editors advance Marshall’s research reputation

Jairo Bonilla ’20 beat the odds and climbed from gangland to graduation, with a degree in accounting from Leventhal. He walked with his class at the Coliseum in May 2021.

Dr. Alicia Yancy became the first Black woman to earn a Ph.D. in accounting from Leventhal. Now she’s a role model to many.

Prof. of Clinical Accounting Chrislynn Freed named president of CalCPA Education Foundation

PCAOB awards competitive scholarships to two USC Leventhal students