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USC Viterbi alumna Alice Gast, (B.S. ChE ’80), an esteemed and globally recognized chemical engineering researcher and first woman president of both Imperial College London and Lehigh University, passed away on Oct. 27 in London after long battle with cancer. She was 67.

In Memoriam: Alice Gast 1958 - 2025 - USC Viterbi | School of Engineering USC Viterbi alumna, valedictorian and former president of Imperial College London

It was great to meet so many students and their families at our Discover USC event in London yesterday. We wish you all the very best with your applications and the remainder of your studies.

A special thanks to our student and alumni volunteers who attended✌️

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Who else is excited for the Summer Party? Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow evening☀️✌️🎉

Happy 95th Birthday, Tommy Trojan! The Shrine was unveiled June 6, 1930 - the same year the first FIFA World Cup kicked off, Pluto was discovered, Scotch tape hit shelves, Mickey Mouse got a comic strip, & the U.S. got its national anthem. 🎉

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Every year the Trojan community comes together to support each other and remind ourselves what really means.

Join our worldwide Trojan Family tomorrow for USC Day of SCupport as we celebrate Trojans coming together to make a difference in education, health, sustainability and in many other worthwhile cause, all in one historic 24 hour period.

Check out all the ways to participate in special activities and, thank you in advance for supporting our Global Office Scholarships. Your participation makes a big difference.

https://dayofscupport.usc.edu/p/country-scholar/c/dos-scholarships-student-support

Join our virtual information session on May 7 to learn more about the Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management Program. Learn about the curriculum, application process, and how you can become a future leader in the global supply chain industry.

Register your place here:

https://events.blackthorn.io/en/i0IOVO6/g/R9XnG5C6Bp/ms-global-supply-chain-management-virtual-information-session-5a4iUa44oIT/overview

You may not recognise architect John Parkinson’s name, but you will surely recognise the buildings he designed at USC. Parkinson imagined the Bovard Administration Building, the Gwynn Wilson Student Union, Town and Gown, and other Romanesque Revival structures built at the university in the 1920s and 1930s.

English architect who designed iconic USC buildings subject of new exhibit John Parkinson designed a host of L.A. landmarks, including the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

This weekend students from across Europe attended our USC Admitted Student Reception in London. It was a pleasure to welcome you all to the Trojan Family✌️

From discovering the beautiful wildlife of the Scottish highlands to learning all about the Beatles in Liverpool and football in Manchester, our study abroad students have had an exciting two weeks exploring the rich culture of the UK 🇬🇧✌️

The latest university update on the Los Angeles wildfires.

Latest update: Spring semester, air quality and more Sent 5:40 p.m. Thursday From the president and USC leadership: Spring semester will start as planned on Monday, Jan. 13, with in-person classes.