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LATEST MARSHALL NEWS + EVENTS
Faculty and Staff Honored at 2025 USC Marshall Awards
The Marshall community recognized their fellow faculty and staff for leadership, mentorship, and excellence in teaching and research.
USC Marshall Student Announced as Class of 2025 Commencement Speaker
Meghan Anand, a business administration major and presidential scholar, will address the newest Trojan graduates at the university’s main ceremony.
USC Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab Talks Transportation Equity Ahead of 2028 Olympics
Experts from the L.A. Metro and more discuss sustainability, accessibility, and community infrastructure improvements in Los Angeles.
Celebrating the Class of 2025: Student Speakers
The ceremony will take place on May 17 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
USC Marshall Faculty Honored for Excellence in Teaching and Mentorship
Marshall faculty were recognized for outstanding service to students and community at Academic Honors Convocation.
MBA Alumna Advances Medical Innovation with THENA Capital
Tatum Getty MBA ’11 is investing in early stage medical technologies targeting women’s health, mental health, oncology, chronic conditions, and more.
LATEST MARSHALL INSIGHT + ANALYSIS
Quoted: Joseph Nunes in The Washington Post
Amid rising prices, Nunes says McDonald’s is especially vulnerable to economic uncertainty, as the chain experiences its steepest U.S. sales drop since the pandemic.
Quoted: Rodney Ramcharan in Bankrate
Ramcharan says there is concern Federal Reserve’s decision whether to cut rates may be determined as much by political pressure as by the fundamentals of the market.
Interview: Larry Harris on CBS News
As Mattel executives warn that tariffs could impact iconic toys like Barbie, Harris says the added costs from President Trump’s trade policy will ultimately fall on consumers.
Quoted: Rodney Ramcharan in AFP
Ramcharan says the Fed faces a difficult choice as it pauses rate cuts amid fading consumer confidence.
Cited: Michael Mische in Newsweek
Newsweek cites a new study by Michael Mische which shows gas prices will surge 75% when two major oil refineries go offline in 2026.
Quoted: Michael Mische on CBS
Mische says California residents may see a dramatic increase of gas prices if Phillips 66 and Valero oil refineries close.