USC Marshall News + Events

Mische’s study on gas prices shows California’s high prices are largely structural, policy-driven, and deeply embedded in how the state regulates, produces, and distributes gasoline.

Mische explains that California's regulatory environment is making it difficult for oil companies to stay, which will likely lead to gas spikes and shortages.

As a trade tensions intensify, Vyas says China may hold the stronger hand.

Swenson’s new study shows new tax proposals could cost nearly 700,000 jobs and reduce federal revenue.

In the context of television shows like White Lotus, Nunes explains that wealth in often displayed through expensive purchases, which are meant to signify status.

Kim says Trump’s unpredictable tactics — meant to project strength — are backfiring, as delays and reversals weaken his credibility and bargaining power.

Though AI adoption has surged to 65% according to a McKinsey's 2024 global survey, cultural shifts and tough questions remain key barriers, says Drakopoulos.

Drakopoulous, associate professor of data sciences and operations, discusses how companies need to consider AI ethics while understanding their own goals to avoid AI "hallucinations".

Garrett, Dean of the Marshall School of Business, spoke to Poets and Quants about the school’s new Business of Blockchain Initiative.

Anicich, associate professor of management and organization, writes in Harvard Business Review about his research suggesting how to mitigate negative impacts of organizational secrecy and harness its potential benefits.

AI Magazine reports FAST, director of the Neely Center for Ethical Leadership, was named to EY's new AI advisory council to help guide the implementation of artificial intelligence across the company's global operations.

FISS, associate vice dean for research, tells Business Insider that it's not a smart move for OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman to lead the company forward without a CTO.

USC Marshall student Santiago Briones Lopez was mentioned in P&Q's 2025 Best & Brightest Business Majors.

Chabanov, an MBA student at Marshall, speaks about his disruptive startup, RampMeDaddy.

Call, Dean of the Leventhal School of the Accounting, discussed his vision for the future of Leventhal with the Daily Trojan.

DEAN GEOFFREY GARRET was in Jakarta to memorialize two $1M scholarships for Indonesian students aspiring to enroll in the IBEAR program at USC Marshall.

The Mochamad Thohir Foundation and the USC Indonesian Alumni Foundation are establishing a $1M scholarship for IBEAR students from Indonesia.

DEAN GEOFFREY GARRETT was on hand in Jakarta to announce the $1M scholarship for 5 Indonesian students entering the IBEAR program.