USC Marshall News + Events

Vyas explains how the war in the Middle East affects the entire supply chain, not just the fuel industry.

Mische explains that California regulation could make oil prices soar to $8 by the end of 2026.

With looming concerns over the Iran conflict’s effect on oil prices, Hiatt explains how California’s energy security issues place the state is an especially precarious situation.

Petropoulos explains how recent AI-fueled layoffs could inspire innovation in startups eager to hire the out-of-work talent.

Iyer explains that a social media ban for teens could be inevitable in the U.S.

Vyas explains the impact of tariffs on American consumers.

Petropoulos explains how recent AI-fueled layoffs could inspire innovation in startups eager to hire the out-of-work talent.

Iyer explains that a social media ban for teens could be inevitable in the U.S.

In the age of self-driving vehicles, Petropoulos explains how workers skills must change with the evolving transportation industry.

Jones explains how lawmakers may approach regulating prediction gambling markets, which offer high risk bets on everything from the stock market to world events.

Fast explains that Australia's social media ban for children under 16 could be a proof of concept for other countries to do the same.

Dean Garrett speaks about the university’s AI Strategy Committee leading in efforts to integrate AI across multiple disciplines.

Orlando explains how he and the Greif Incubator support founders at USC Marshall.

Garrett and Hannigan explain the mutually beneficial partnership between Marshall’s AI for Business Program and Thunder and Salesforce.

Hannigan explains how Marshall’s AI for Business joint degree combines technical expertise with business acumen.

Tost describes USC Marshall’s OMBA program, from its comprehensive business curriculum to its flexibility for students based around the globe.

Dean Geoffrey Garrett speaks with Nicolai Tangen about modern leadership principles and the importance of being “human” as a leader.

Raghav Mahajan is recognized in Poets&Quants’ Best and Brightest MBA students of 2025.