The Center’s upstream design solutions are propelling Minnesota legislation to improve social media platforms.

Industry leaders discussed blockchain, AI advancements, and the next stage of the crypto revolution.

The Neely Center and the Initiative on Digital Competition gathered leading minds from industry and academia to discuss what’s now and what’s next in responsible AI.

SEC rules changes allow firms to trade Bitcoin ETFs, igniting newfound accessibility, legitimacy, and record-high trading.

Associate Professor Nan Jia’s research demonstrates that AI and humans can foster a complementary relationship in the workplace.

Experts, academics, and students convened on USC’s campus for discussions about the future of blockchain technology.

The program’s inaugural cohort of 47 students has inspired and impressed.

The Neely UAS Artificial Intelligence (AI) Index is the first longitudinal public tracking survey, with new data to be published monthly.

Marshall instructors wasted no time incorporating new technology into the learning environment.

Marshall's new digital competition initiative asks students create ethical regulations for new technology without stifling progress.

By tracking usage and quality of experiences, the Social Media Index will allow the public, researchers, and policymakers to make meaningful comparisons across time, events, and platforms, for the first time.

Four new Marshall initiatives help students learn about new technology, digital competition, and the ethical ramifications of new advancements.

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The Neely Center hosted a conference for experts, policymakers, and academics to discuss the implications of the new technology.

DEAN GARRETT sat down with P&Q to discuss Marshall's strategic plan and how focusing on opportunity and responsibility drive the school's business of sustainability committment.

Rising sophomores across all USC schools are invited to apply to new Hayes Barnard Sustainability Fellowship.

Supported by guest lecturers and industry experts, the course will explore the challenges and opportunities of the business of sustainability.

Based on his research, TCHALIAN writes in The Conversation that EVs are an old new technology, but its widespread adoption has had a long road affected by technical, economic, and social factors.

Gift supports new initiative to advance research, experiential learning, and strategic partnerships related to the role of business in transitioning to sustainable energy systems.

Professor Sriram Dasu’s class aims to increase sustainable inclusive growth with hands-on application for honors students.

Professors Nick Vyas and Greys Sošić believe the supply chain institute has more to teach than turning a profit.

Across generations of a Trojan family tree, California-based farmers believe accounting is the language of business.

Faculty and students outline the numerous ways USC Leventhal pushes accounting programs beyond mere numbers, highlighting the schools' efforts in sustainability and other methods of giving back.

"At Marshall, our goal is to provide the best undergraduate business education that's possible and to maximize what our students learn within four years." 

— Vice Dean Ramandeep Randhawa

USC Marshall has seen a major uptick in enrollment for progressive degree programs among top undergraduate students.

President Folt, Dean Garrett, and USC leaders traveled to India to promote win-win opportunities for educational collaboration between the world’s two largest democracies.

Undergraduate joint degree will build on the strengths of both schools to create a world-class real estate program.

New joint degree combines finance education with accounting skills that are in high demand from employers.

Innovating and Building a Cutting-Edge Curriculum: The degree continues Marshall’s mission to prepare the next generation of business leaders for a rapidly evolving tech environment.

First-of-its-kind four-year joint degree program with the USC School of Cinematic Arts for incoming freshmen.

USC Marshall hosts 30+ deans from California’s top business schools for discussions on future challenges and goals.

"Our faculty are constantly innovating and building curriculum to enable students to succeed in the dynamic and fluid world of today and tomorrow."
— Vice Dean Ramandeep Randhawa

Dean Garrett convened 15 deans from comprehensive business schools to discuss the future of business education.

STEM designation is a recognition of the strong technical and quantitative focus of the Marshall School’s undergraduate curriculum.

The Emphases program gives our students the opportunity to discover their interests earlier rather than later and pursue them in depth, preparing them for the real world right now.

From craft whiskey to financial crime, the Marshall Research Fair showcased groundbreaking studies in multiple subjects.

The 3rd annual conference focuses on important issues affecting Black, Latinx, and Native junior faculty obtaining tenure in U.S. business schools.

Dean Garrett’s flagship teaching chair program ensures the school will attract and retain the most innovative, inspiring educators and mentors for Marshall and Leventhal students.

Associate Dean for Research Peer Fiss discusses the significance of research at USC Marshall, including its drive toward excellence, groundbreaking innovation, and positive environmental impact.

Marshall builds organizational diversity with focus on underrepresented scholars.

Dean Garrett and Vice Dean Patti Mills discuss Marshall's innovative educators and the school’s push to reward faculty members that leave a lasting impact in students' lives.

We are thrilled to congratulate Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research, 2023–2024 awards, and other accolades.

For a complete list of Golden Apple and Golden Compass Awards, voted on by students, please visit HERE.

For a complete list of Faculty and Staff Awards, please visit HERE.

Awarded to a select few, the prestigious award recognizes eminent careers and notable contributions by retired faculty.

The Associate Dean of Marshall’s PhD program and accounting professor was recognized for his significant impact on mentees.

The USC Provost awards Yingying Fan for her extraordinary mentorship.

Stephanie Tully’s analysis of consumer spending earned recognition for contributing to the marketing practice.

The Marshall professor was honored for her research into consumer behavior and market demand.

Somya Singhvi’s analysis of India’s online agri-platform won a research-based competition.

Peter Kim’s book has received rave reviews in multiple media outlets.

Cary D. Frydman’s research into perceived lottery payoffs earned him a prestigious award within the experimental finance field.

Lorena Martin’s award-winning research explores how strenuous activity affects specific populations.

Kimon Drakopoulos will serve as a key advisor to Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on AI integration policy.

David Hirshleifer became the first USC professor to become an FMA Fellow.

We are thrilled to congratulate our faculty on recently accepted and published research, 2022-2023 teaching and research awards, and new chair appointments.

Alli Webb shared her story and entrepreneurial wisdom with a packed house of Marshall students.

Kara Nortman, Julie Uhrman, and Sophia Bush joined Deans Garrett and Bay for a discussion on progress in women’s sports.

Ambassador Katherine Tai spoke before a crowd of hundreds at a recent Dean’s Dialogue with USC Marshall Dean Geoff Garrett and investor Jaeson Ma.

East West Bank Chairman and CEO Dominic Ng joined Dean Garrett to discuss sustainability, AI, and his new role as chair of the APEC Business Advisory Council.