Head in the Books, and in the Sky: An Afternoon with PhD Candidate and Private Pilot Rishi Malhan

Meet Rishi Malhan, a fourth year Robotics and Artificial Intelligence PhD Candidate at USC. Born and raised in India, his academic journey began at Nirma University in Gujarat, India, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. His graduate studies was the start of his Trojan life, earning a Master of Science…Continue Reading Head in the Books, and in the Sky: An Afternoon with PhD Candidate and Private Pilot Rishi Malhan

Superstitions From Around the World

You might have heard about the bad fortune that black cats can bring or the good luck that comes from finding a random penny. We asked USC international students about common superstitions held in their home countries and here’s what they shared: Written by: Tamara Amhaz, OIS Communications Editor, Master of Communication Management, USC Annenberg…Continue Reading Superstitions From Around the World

Rare USC Winter Olympian Explains Why the Olympics Isn’t about Sports

Korean freestyle skier and USC student Jung-Hwa Seo reflects on her experience at the Winter Olympics and why she thinks the Olympics is about more than sports. Story by: Leah Haynesworth USC’s success at the Olympic games is undeniable: USC is home to more Olympians than any other American university, including 418 Trojans who attended…Continue Reading Rare USC Winter Olympian Explains Why the Olympics Isn’t about Sports