C. L. Max Nikias has moved into the role of President Emeritus and Life Trustee of the university. This decision follows the announcement, earlier this summer, that the Board of Trustees and Dr. Nikias had agreed to an orderly transition and that a Special Committee of the Board would commence a search for a new president. He will continue to serve as a tenured professor and holder of the Malcolm R. Currie Chair in Technology and the Humanities, and will assist with the transition of the incoming president. Click through to read the full press release….Continue Reading Nikias transitions to president emeritus
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Nikias leads USC delegation to D.C. for meetings with lawmakers
The trustees and administrators discussed issues ranging from quantum computing to DACA students. Led by President C. L. Max Nikias, a delegation of 13 USC trustees and university administrators went to Washington, D.C., this week for the university’s annual visit to the nation’s capital. The visit kicked off Tuesday evening with a reception hosted by…Continue Reading Nikias leads USC delegation to D.C. for meetings with lawmakers
Nikias honor reflects USC’s investment in brain mapping, bioscience
USC president C. L. Max Nikias receives Humanitarian Award USC President C. L. Max Nikias was honored April 14 with the Humanitarian Award of the Society for Brain Mapping and Therapeutics. The award is presented to physicians and scientists who have made significant contributions to survival and quality of life of patients across the globe. “It’s…Continue Reading Nikias honor reflects USC’s investment in brain mapping, bioscience
USC Asian Pacific Alumni Association celebrates 35th Anniversary
The USC Asian Pacific Alumni Association (APAA) recently celebrated its 35th Anniversary. University president C.L. Max Nikias attended the Awards Gala with his wife, Niki C. Nikias, to celebrate alongside organization members, and to meet some of the 100 young men and women who benefit from APAA scholarships. The APAA also honored several great Trojans…Continue Reading USC Asian Pacific Alumni Association celebrates 35th Anniversary
USC opens London office to recruit students from UK and Europe
The facility — USC’s ninth international office — builds on the university’s existing European presence USC just got a little closer for Trojans based in Europe: With a delegation of university leaders led by President C. L. Max Nikias on hand, USC’s newest international office officially opened this week in London. The office serves as headquarters for…Continue Reading USC opens London office to recruit students from UK and Europe
United Airlines Memorial Coliseum to be new name for L.A. landmark
The historic home of the Trojans will be renamed in 2019 after a $270 million renovation is completed United Airlines and USC have announced a naming rights agreement to help sustain and renovate the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, one of the sports world’s most beloved historical landmarks and home of the USC Trojans. Under the 16-year…Continue Reading United Airlines Memorial Coliseum to be new name for L.A. landmark
Making cancer a disease of the past inspires a legacy of giving by the Norris family
Lisa Hansen stepped among the steel girders, watching proudly as the building around her slowly took shape. Her family has been a leading force behind many of the facilities at the USC Health Sciences Campus, like the one she was walking through that day. But as a hardhat-wearing Hansen made her way through the dust…Continue Reading Making cancer a disease of the past inspires a legacy of giving by the Norris family
Students find home away from home at annual Thanksgiving dinner
Thanksgiving can be a lonely holiday for international students and those who can’t travel home to visit family and friends. But hundreds of USC students who would have spent last Thursday on their own had plenty to be thankful for this year. Continuing an annual tradition she started years ago, Niki C. Nikias, wife of…Continue Reading Students find home away from home at annual Thanksgiving dinner
USC’s Michelson Hall, new center for convergent bioscience, makes its debut
In the near future, USC researchers might be talking about medical breakthroughs made while chatting with engineers in line for an espresso at Michelson Hall — noting the ideas on a nearby touchscreen and saving their thoughts to the cloud. Michelson Hall debuted Wednesday at USC’s University Park Campus. It will be the home of…Continue Reading USC’s Michelson Hall, new center for convergent bioscience, makes its debut
USC Iovine and Young Academy’s latest groundbreaking project: an actual groundbreaking
Much like a startup itself, when the USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy started at USC four years ago, it had to be scrappy. It took a part of a fourth floor in the Ronald Tutor Campus Center in the middle of campus. A couple of classrooms — dubbed “the garage” — served as…Continue Reading USC Iovine and Young Academy’s latest groundbreaking project: an actual groundbreaking