A self-described street artist and alchemist, S.C. Mero (BA, ’10) transforms everyday street corners in downtown Los Angeles into “something that is endearing or revealing of some truth happening in the neighborhood.” After graduating from the public relations program, Mero is grateful for her time at Annenberg and uses those skills...
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More and more hip-hop artists are streaming live performances, connecting with fans remotely and making their footprints in the metaverse. But there’s a much more interesting counterculture revolution happening in the virtual world. Young artists are changing the game by creating unique experiences for audiences in 3D spaces and developing art with innovative decentralized...
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“What do you know about Kwame Nkrumah?”
The professor at the University of Ghana’s question stumped me. Truth be told, at that point in time Kwame Nkrumah was just a name to me. It was a name that I had seen floated around in regard to scientific socialism and Pan-Africanist philosophy and a name that I had seen on the street signs in Ghana — but a name, nonetheless. I will...
Anthony Gharib dreams of becoming the first Armenian-American national NBA reporter. His love for basketball began as a youth athlete, watching the Los Angeles Lakers.
“I would watch ESPN and was surprised to learn the reporters were either former athletes or studied journalism,” he said. “Realizing I wasn’t going to be a pro athlete, I thought the latter was the...
