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

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

Recent graduate Rikke Yeh moves beyond the familiar to foster growth, innovation.

New Greif Director, Rising Baseball Star, Students Deliver $1.2M in Tax Refunds

In this episode of The Catalyst, Trojan alumnus Scott Henderson joins Assistant Professor Michael Paranal to share his journey from student-athlete and professional baseball player to a standout career in marketing, strategy, and startup innovation.

Ethan Hedges, the second-team All-American USC baseball player and 77th pick in the MLB draft, pushed for success off the diamond at USC Marshall.

With more people investing portions of their paycheck into the stock market, Carnes’ research finds that five-friday months create a disproportionate influx of money into the market.

Tully’s research into artificial intelligence offers a surprising finding: Those with the most knowledge of A.I. and its capabilities are less likely to embrace it.

Fast explains that if Kamala Harris can form a compelling narrative about her election loss, she’ll be more likely to succeed in her next venture, whether it be another presidential run or tackling an important issue like A.I.

Wadhwani explains why Los Angeles is a prime location for defense spending given its preexisting infrastructure that dates back to WW2.

Tully explains the psychology behind the marketing reward-based credit cards and how, for some consumers, they reduce the so-called “pain of payment.”

Diehl explains that Costco’s generous return policy keeps members happy and even influences their approach to purchases.