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Rwanda National Debate Team and USC Shoah FoundationTuesday, September 11, 2018, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m., ANN 106
Topic: Should genocide awareness education be made compulsory in all US high schools? The debate... Read more
Virtual reality and augmented reality have the potential to reconfigure the media industry landscape. Yet, there is still no clear model for how companies can build sustainable businesses around this technology or what it might mean for the consumer or the public. Join us as we explore these issues over... Read more
Hundreds of students, faculty, friends of USC and a core of international press gathered at USC’s Town and Gown on Nov. 6 to hear A conversation with Ma Ying-jeou. The former president of the Republic of China (Taiwan), hosted by the USC Center on Public Diplomacy (CPD) at the Annenberg School, spoke to the crowd and participated in a Q&A with Dean Willow Bay.
“There’s lot of great investigative reporting going on right now. There’s a lot of unprecedented things happening in government, which are making for some really fascinating stories. But all eyes are on us in a way that’s never been before,” said veteran newsman Lester Holt to a packed forum in Wallis Annenberg Hall on Nov. 16.
Miki Turner’s Artist Statement –
“It had been nearly 15 years since I was last in one of my favorite cities in the world--Florence (Firenze), Italy and this time I decided to spend a couple of days capturing its beauty, vibe and culture digitally. The last time I was... Read more
Please visit the Annenberg (ASC) 2nd Floor West Wing to view the compelling images of Wang Wenlan , one of contemporary China’s most accomplished photographers. First as an army photographer and later as a photojournalist for the national English-language newspaper China Daily, Wang has documented Chinese life and culture over... Read more
Professor Josh Kun discussed his new book, "To Live and Dine in LA," with chef Roy Choi at the...
