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New and returning Trojans began classes this week at the USC Marshall School of Business.

The three-week course provided the Class of 2028 with in-depth explorations of entertainment, consulting, technology, entrepreneurship, and finance.

A nontraditional career path led the Marshall alumnus from professional tennis to the helm of one of America's largest independent energy companies.

We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.

A new study from Associate Professor Eric Anicich and PhD student Jeslyn Brouwers explores how organizational mistrust discourages workers from being transparent with their AI use.

USC Marshall MBA alumni joined the FTMBA Class of 2028 orientation to share how the Marshall experience and Trojan connections helped them make bold pivot careers after graduation.

Wolfe discusses why women aren’t getting the same opportunities in the AI workforce and explains how schools can encourage more women to enter the tech and STEM industries.

Although higher ticket prices may rankle fans, Uhalde explains why passionate fans will continue to show up to games.

Hiatt’s report describes how people are concerned over the personal and environmental impacts of data centers.

Petropoulos explains how the market must prepare itself for AI upheaval or junior level employees will be at risk of losing their jobs.

Matsusaka’s research shows that between 1960 and 2024, Colorado had the third highest numbe of voter-initiated ballot measures, behind only California and Oregon.

Hiatt and Ryu’s research shows that once a data center of this scale is fully built and operational, the on-site workforce shrinks by an average of 78%.