Aftershock II is believed to be the world’s first civilian-built rocket to reach an altitude of 470,000 feet.

Students from USC’s Space Engineering Research Center present six research projects at the International Astronautical Conference in Milan, Italy.

Defying rollercoaster AI investment trends, startups founded by alumni and faculty at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering have consistently seen success in VC funding.

Autumn Zaretsky, Doug Peacock Scholar, seeks to push the boundaries of what is known and what can be known.

Students attended the 38th International Electric Propulsion Conference (IEPC) held in Toulouse, France, where they presented a paper about their project to develop a low-power solid-fuel plasma thruster for de-orbiting CubeSats.

The launch of Aftershock II was highlighted.

Historic launch and world by student-rocket lab was featured.

Madhu Thangavelu puts forth an alternative plan to showcase the ISS when it is retired.

Professor Reisman spoke about the recent topping-out ceremony for the Endeavour space shuttle at the CA Science Center, a vehicle he was on as a NASA astronaut.

Professor Reisman discusses’ Space X’s mission and the first civilian spacewalk and other topical issues in space