School is Back in Session for Annenberg’s M.A. Journalism Students
Scouting, Interviewing, Transcribing: How M.A. Journalism Students are soaking up the last bit of summer
Scouting, Interviewing, Transcribing: How M.A. Journalism Students are soaking up the last bit of summer
USC Annenberg Professor Alan Abrahamson has covered a total of eight Summer and Winter Olympics throughout his journalism career, most recently the Sochi 2014 Winter Games.
Abrahamson reported from Sochi for various outlets, including NBCOlympics.com, MSNBC and Today. He also fed a steady stream of updates and observations to his various social media platforms. In Sochi, Abrahamson...
To provide a comprehensive look at prospects for the coexistence of religion and democracy post-Arab spring, a groundbreaking conference “ Religion, Democracy and the Arab Awakening ” will be held Friday, April 25 at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
The inaugural event for the USC...
KPCC-FM featured a story written by Katherine Davis, a student in the USC Annenberg Knight Program on Media and Religion.
Davis' article, " Religion and Culture: Mixed-faith Hindu weddings are on the rise ," explores the increased prevalence of marriage between Hindus and people...
USC Annenberg Professor Alan Abrahamson has covered a total of seven Summer and Winter Games throughout his journalism career, and next month's Olympics in Sochi, Russia, will be his eighth. But Abrahamson is the first to admit that each Games is unique – and these Winter Olympics will surely present new situations for...
Forums share the common themes of experimenting with new technology and the future of the media
USC Annenberg professor, and co-director of the Media, Economics and Entrepreneurship ( M{2e}) program, Gabriel Kahn was recently published in The Wall Street Journal . The article, entitled “...
USC Annenberg new home to daily online magazine Religion Dispatches