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Higher import taxes on batteries, EV parts, and solar panels could raise costs—just as the U.S. was expanding clean energy adoption. USC Price Professor Antonio Bento says even fossil fuels won’t escape the impact. “To the extent that we have tariffs from countries from which

For someone who hasn’t even graduated college yet, Sydnee Yu has already worn a lot of professional hats. The 2025 valedictorian for the #USCPrice School has interned at the National Science Foundation, served as a research fellow for Times Square’s business improvement

What if there was a way to save lives, reduce federal health spending, and outperform the S&P 500 — all by simply covering a new class of weight-loss drugs? In their The Washington Post op-ed, USC Schaeffer scholars Dana Goldman and Alison Ward argue that #Medicare and #Medicaid

At The Art of Conversation lunch, #USCPrice students had the unique opportunity to hear from Dean Christopher Boone about the professional journey that brought him to his current role. From early career decisions to leadership in higher education, Dean Boone shared insights

Capping NIH indirect costs at 15% may sound simple, but USC Price’s Alexandra Graddy-Reed says it threatens jobs, slows research, and could push U.S. scientists abroad. Connecticut alone could lose tens of millions—and see its research infrastructure dismantled.

Long gone are the days when real estate development was the exclusive domain of men. Last month, the USC Price Women in Real Estate Luncheon highlighted the extensive alumni network with an insightful panel discussion. Learn more about their words of advice here :

Dean Chris Boone believes students shouldn’t just absorb knowledge—they should help create it. One of his top priorities at #USCPrice is expanding hands-on research opportunities, especially for undergraduates. He shares why giving students the tools to explore, question, and

From the earliest days of the presidency, the decisions made by George Washington set the tone for a new nation—and continue to influence American democracy today. Lindsay M. Chervinsky, Executive Director of the George Washington Presidential Library, reminds us of the ongoing

Congratulations to USC Price School Professor Elizabeth Currid-Halkett on being named the Ida Cordelia Beam Distinguished Visiting Professor at the University of Iowa! A leading voice on cultural and economic geography, Currid-Halkett is known for her influential research on

As #Kaiser mental health workers near six months on strike — and wrap up a five-day hunger strike — the debate over labor equity and healthcare access intensifies. #USCPrice professor of healthcare finances and economics Glenn Melnick weighs in, telling CalMatters.org,

The first 100 days of the Trump presidency are among the most consequential in American history. Through a flurry of executive orders, the president is reorganizing how the federal government operates. Join a panel of experts on April 30th as they discuss how these changes

🔥 When wildfires broke out across LA County, USC Price MPP students Ariana Gutierrez and Joselle Escobar dove headfirst into crisis response during their very first week as Bohnett Fellows with the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. "It was like watching policy in

Ashley Espinosa has explored every corner of the LA Metro system—she’s visited all 100 train stations. As a soon-to-be #PriceGrad and Metro intern, Master of Urban Planning (MUP) student Ashley Espinosa has seen both the promise and the challenges of the city’s transit system

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new podcast is drawing fire from fellow Democrats for hosting controversial conservative voices — but could it be part of a broader political strategy? “This is a really good chance for him to position himself to run for president,” says USC Price

📚 USC Price alum Aida Mariam Davis believes that understanding our heritage is key to building confidence, empathy, and connection—and she’s turned that belief into action with her powerful debut book, Kindred Creation: Parables and Paradigms for Freedom. “When people start to

We’re #PriceProud to celebrate Master of Public Administration Online (MPAOL) alum, Betty Martinez Franco, on her election to the Irvine City Council! As the new District 5 representative, Betty is making history and leading with a vision focused on housing affordability, small

Dean Chris Boone shares how the Trojan Family isn't just a powerful network—it’s a vital source of insight and inspiration. He explains how #USCPrice alumni across generations continue to help shape the Price School’s future by sharing their experiences, offering feedback, and

“I think that oftentimes I'm the only woman in the room... whether or not I'm invited, I am coming,” said Madison Baker, MRED ’20, Development Manager at Goldrich Kest, to a room of attendees at this year’s Women in Real Estate Luncheon. At the event, leaders across the industry

Last week, Mayor Karen Bass delivered her 2025 State of the City address, unveiling a budget proposal to address a nearly $1-billion shortfall. Experts say this moment is about more than just numbers. “The State of the City, the State of the State, the State of the Union — all

The future of campus safety regulations faces uncertainty amid proposed changes to federal education oversight. #USCPrice Professor Frank Frank V. Zerunyan, J.D. LL.D. (hc) discusses the potential consequences for campus safety if the U.S. Department of Education is dismantled. His op-ed highlights