Allissa V. Richardson knows long-lasting, systemic change doesn’t happen overnight — throughout her career, she has engaged in decades of research and innovation as a champion for social justice.
From launching the first smartphone-only college newsroom and writing her book...
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Anahita Mehra isn’t coming to USC Annenberg from Delhi, India, to make a splash. She’s coming to make a difference.
Mehra runs her own communications consulting company, helping firms position their sustainability initiatives on a global platform by developing outreach strategies for everything from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, to social media campaigns. She is...
This fall, USC Annenberg and USC Marshall unite to offer JOUR 499: Power, Players and Platforms in Global Sports.
Sports is undergoing rapid transformation and disruption that is generating unprecedented opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors, teams and leagues, and athletes and influencers.
Meeting this historic moment with innovation and academic...
As one of the newest members of the USC Trojans football team, Kash Lewis Amos shares his journey from growing up an athlete on Chicago’s South Side to discovering a major in communication at USC Annenberg.
The 2024 U.S. presidential, congressional and statewide elections are taking place amidst the backdrop of tremendous societal, cultural and technological transformation. Perhaps more than any other enterprise, political campaigns today navigate the complex challenges of communicating with a wide range of audiences. Citizens have so many more ways to learn about the issues and...
In middle school, Aden Max Juarez discovered an early passion for creative writing, which quickly grew into a dream of becoming a novelist. Eager to learn more about how he could make a career out of storytelling, he enrolled in the closest-related class he could find in his freshman year of high school: yearbook.
“I remember our yearbook class went to a summer...
The word of the year in entertainment seems to be “contraction” and according to a new study, the term can be applied not only to sluggish production numbers but also to Hollywood’s efforts on inclusion.
The report , by Professor Stacy L. Smith and...
