AI for Business undergraduate students are developing research findings on the latest AI trends for top executives at Thunder and Salesforce.

From mining and metals to hydrocarbons and finance, industry leaders share insights on emerging challenges and opportunities in the energy sector.

The connection provides students with access to Oracle Cloud analytics, cutting-edge technology, and job opportunities.

New research from Professor Peter Cardon suggests managers may undermine their trustworthiness when they use medium to high levels of AI assistance in email communication.

Industry leaders, students, and USC Marshall faculty gathered for a two-day conference on the resilience of supply chains in the midst of a shifting international landscape.

The research initiative aims to create ethical, human-forward outcomes for cutting-edge technology like AI.

This catalytic funding will launch the Renaud Family Business of Healthcare Innovation Program, empowering students, faculty, and businesses to tackle society’s most pressing health and wellness challenges.

USC President Folt, Dean Garrett, and Provost Guzman joined industry leaders, faculty, and alumni to celebrate the launch of the new real estate center.

MBA students accepted in top Pre-MBA consulting programs have increased twenty-fold in just a year’s time.

As part of Career Launchpad, MBA students pitched fan engagement solutions in virtual reality, multimedia, and digital platforms.

USC Marshall MBA alumni share insights on reinvention, connection, and the power of the Trojan Network.

Cleveland is innovating the department and leveraging the Trojan Network to get results for students.

From dorm room dreams to daily brews at Rock & Reilly’s: Meet Justin Solomon, founder of Eruta Nature.

With the backing of his degree and the support of the Trojan Network, Randall Parkes MBV ’21 seized an opportunity in cutting-edge defense technology.

Bobby Pinckney ’20 is creating impact with innovative technological ventures and inspiring new Trojans to shape the future.

Rebecca Borough ’16 takes lessons from the MSSE program to Tiny Topanga.

USC Leventhal alumnus James Choi’s entrepreneurial journey has led him to become one of Los Angeles’ most beloved cafe owners.

In just two years, Troy Bonde and Winston Alfieri’s sauce company, Sauz, has launched in over 7,000 retailers.

In the Trojan Network of veterans, Thomas Vriens MBV ’21, a director at GHP Management, found a lasting community that helped him thrive after service.

New research led by USC Marshall’s Luca Cascio Rizzo reveals that gestures that visually represent what speakers say help audiences perceive them as more competent and persuasive.

New research shows AI can be a strategic catalyst for innovation and creativity, especially during leadership transition.

New research shows natural ups and downs of workplace influence can sharpen focus, fuel motivation, and support goal pursuit.

New research from Marshall faculty suggests people are reluctant to change passions because they’re concerned of what others will think of them.

Research by Professor Ike Silver and co-authors examines why people tend to escalate moral judgments when responding publicly to moral transgressions.

Research from Assistant Professor Nofar Duani and her co-authors explore effective, ethical uses of generative AI in surveys and experiments.

A new study explores the different factors that affect business success in India, including education and family involvement.

A new study from Associate Vice Dean Peer Fiss and a former Marshall PhD students found that “category interaction codes” influence how consumers evaluate, buy, and use products.