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LATEST MARSHALL NEWS + EVENTS
USC Women’s Basketball Players Find Success off the Court with MSEI Degree
While playing on one of the nation’s best basketball teams, these graduates found time to earn their master’s degrees from the Greif Center.
USC Marshall Alumnus Expands Educational Horizons in his Community
Inspired by his experience at USC Marshall, Lester Kaneta ’72 now creates pathways to success for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander students.
Marshall Faculty Publications, Awards, and Honors: April 2024
We are proud to highlight the amazing Marshall faculty who have been recognized this month for their leading-edge work and expertise.
Demo Day Showcases Over 50 Startups
Founders exhibited cutting-edge companies at TroyLabs’ annual marquee event.
Can Scaling Social Good Make Firms More Profitable?
New research suggests social consciousness can be profitable.
LATEST MARSHALL INSIGHT + ANALYSIS
Quoted: Shaun Harper in The Hechinger Report
HARPER, provost professor of management and organization, suggests to The Hechinger Report that strategies to recruit more male students to higher education should be based on input and insights from successful college men themselves.
Quoted: Milan Miric in BankingDive
MIRIC, associate professor of data sciences and operations, posits to BankingDive that the future payments industry will feature multiple providers with specialized services.
Quoted: Glenn Fox in Seattle Medium
Seattle Medium cites research from FOX, assistant professor of clinical entrepreneurship, that found practicing gratitude can positively affects your physcial health.b
Quoted: Sanjay Sharma in the Daily Beast
SHARMA, adjunct professor of finance and business economics, tells The Daily Beast that a company cannot declare a loss on a product that remains viable for sale, including semi-shelved movies like Coyote vs. ACME.