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  1. An illustration of a group of faculty gesture toward an open door.
    Research

    USC Rossier aims to diversify pipeline of future educators

    How faculty are leading the way to bring equity-minded change to graduate education.

    Featured Faculty

  2. Portrait of Michele Turner, head of USC's Office of Business Diversity and Economic Opportunity.
    Alumni Story

    Building the foundation for economic opportunity

    Michèle G. Turner BS ’81, EdD ’14 is blazing a path forward for diverse contracting at USC.

    Featured Faculty

  3. The inaugural class of USC Rossier’s new Teacher Preparation Residency program in front of the Traveler statue at USC’s University Park Campus. Back row, left to right: Elijah Chesley BA ’21 and Joseph Arechiga; front row, left to right: Ramiro Alexander-Duchesne BA ’ 17, Jamie Roman Nunez, Lauryn Merriweather and Derringer Dillingham
    Education News

    The future teachers of Los Angeles

    Meet the first class of USC Rossier’s new Teacher Preparation Residency program.

  4. An apple balances on the edge of a wooden desk.
    Education News

    Turning around the teacher crisis

    As teacher shortages trouble the nation, USC Rossier’s new teaching residency program aims to prepare educators for the challenges of L.A. classrooms and create a more diverse workforce.

    Featured Faculty

  5. Sylinda (left) and Aja (right) participate in a yoga class during after-school programming at the Crenshaw Family YMCA.
    Student Story

    With Veda Ramsay-Stamps MPA ’18 at the helm, the Crenshaw Family YMCA has become an essential community hub

    After a career in public policy took this Global EdD student from Washington, D.C., to Fresno, Calif., Ramsay-Stamps found her way back to the heart of L.A.

    Featured Faculty

  6. (Illustration/Sonia Pullido)
    Alumni Story

    A day in the life of a USC Rossier grad

    Alumni leaders share the details of their waking hours—from their morning routines to the ways they wind down from their busy working days.

  7. Thomas Tan EdD ’09, Hacienda La Puente Unified School District’s director of and computer services, reviews notes on his office whiteboard in August 2021. (Photo/Rebecca Aranada)
    Alumni Story

    The pandemic changed their jobs overnight. How did education technology leaders manage?

    USC Rossier alumni share how they led their districts out of crisis and into a brighter, more plugged-in future.

    Featured Faculty

  8. (Illustration/Chris Gash)
    Education News

    What does leadership look like after the pandemic?

    Kindness, creativity and relationship building are among the essential skills education leaders need to break through the challenges of today.

    Featured Faculty

  9. (Illustrations/Edmon de Haro)
    Education News

    Gamifying the virtual classroom

    The pandemic has educators turning to digital tools to increase engagement, but how can we ensure these technologies are accessible for all students?

    Featured Faculty

  10. Illustration of a Black student looking worried while she sits in front of a laptop surrounded by books. The image highlights the pandemic's effects on the equity gap in college admissions.
    Education News

    Is the pandemic worsening the equity gap in college admissions?

    While test-optional policies have some applauding, declining application rates for low-income students and people of color are worrisome

    Featured Faculty