USC Marshall News + Events

Zhang’s research explains that the gap between GenAI usage is growing, leaving older and lower-income Americans behind.

Hoberg explains why today's high-risk, high-price environment makes it a prime time for companies to go public.

Wadhwani explains how a wide array of U.S. small-business owners are struggling to do better than their parents.

Hiatt joins Monks & Merrill to discuss why electricity is becoming one of America’s hottest commodities with the continued rising tensions around data centers.

Brunious discusses the uncertainty around sports betting and team sponsorships, but also explains how those buiness partnerships are here to stay.

Iyer explores what frameworks, beyond financial penalties, can induce social media companies to reduce harm on children.

Anicich’s research demonstrates how distrust in management makes employees less likely to inform organizations of their AI usage.

Article cites Petropoulos' research on how AI is affecting entry level positions and how universities can aid young workers by developing their AI fluency.

Petropoulos writes how AI is affecting entry level positions and how universities can aid young workers by developing their AI fluency.

Iyer explains why some countries are instituting laws that limit social media use for kids and teens.

Neely Center Managing Director Ravi Iyer was recently featured on The House to discuss social media use for children.

Hannigan explains how AI is changing learning dynamics in and out of the classroom.

Carroll reflects on his legendary tenure at USC.

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.