The latest on USC life for alumni, parents and more Once thought lost, a celebrated Trojan architect’s archive comes to USC The archive of alumnus Paul Revere Williams ’19, who navigated prevailing racial discrimination to become one L.A.’s most prolific architects, is now jointly housed at the Getty Research Institute and his alma mater. Read More Deadly antibiotic-resistant bacteria are on the rise — here’s why Read More She broke out of painful shyness, and today’s students can, too Growing up, Cat Moore ’05 struggled to make friends. Now, as USC’s director of belonging, she helps students defeat loneliness. Read More Remembering a Trojan who fought for America as a Tuskegee Airman Read More Can good design stop the next pandemic? A USC architecture alumnus believes that modular, pandemic-proof medical complexes could isolate future outbreaks. Read More RECOMMENDED READING 9 books to inspire and heal after a tough year Looking for solace while stuck at home? Have a quiet night in with one of these titles recommended by USC English professors.