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New research explores how human agency, from mindset to choices, can shape how people and systems create opportunities or preventable misfortune.

As blockchain technology matures from a niche experiment into a foundational layer of the global economy, USC Marshall’s VanEck Digital Assets Initiative is positioning itself at the forefront of what comes next.

The yearly conference brought together regulation leaders for discussions on emerging trends, including the implementation of AI throughout the sector.

Organized by ExCEL, a Marshall international program, the trip included visits to major players in the fashion and luxury industry.

New framework offers courts and litigators a practical, evidence-based roadmap for crafting enforceable remedies in the wave of lawsuits now targeting social media and generative AI companies.

Members of the Student Investment Fund (SIF) and Undergraduate Student Investment Fund (USIF) manage major portfolios funded by USC endowments.

Hannigan and Drakopoulos explain how the AI for Business (BUAI) major came to be and the impact the program had already had on students’ career success.

Iyer and his co-authors analyze the impact of Australia’s underage social media ban, citing data that shows improvement in kids’ behavior and mental health.

Townsend’s research finds that professors who display warmth encourage equal participation between male and female students.

Diehl explains how back-to-school sales are moving earlier and earlier, mirroring Christmas shopping promotions before Thanksgiving.

Iyer explains that social media companies hold the burden of proof for safety features.

Amid Comcast’s decision to spin off NBCUniversal as a publicly traded company, Fields explains how the media landscape is reshaping itself, and only those with streaming distribution will emerge as winners.