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USC Annenberg students, alumni and faculty took home plenty of hardware from the Los Angeles Press Club’s 63 rd Annual Southern California Journalism awards on the evening of Oct. 16. From the many current student and recent graduate winners to alumnus Marc Brown of KABC-TV being honored with the Joseph M. Quinn Award for Lifetime...

Tasked with recording threats to mental and physical health in her South Los Angeles neighborhood, Samantha Reyes took note of small details — and the big picture.

Walking down Atlantic Avenue as part of a research project for USC Annenberg’s Health and Equity Media Collaborative , Reyes spotted a full syringe...

Growing up the multicultural child of immigrants — her mother is from Mexico, her father from Jamaica — Chelsea Hylton identifies as both Black and Latina. While she celebrates her multifaceted identity, she finds that others struggle with it.

“Los Angeles is a very diverse city, but I went to predominantly white schools here and faced a fair share of discrimination and...

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The Marvel film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings has been an enormous hit. For one group of USC Annenberg students, at least some of its appeal came down to tiny details specific to the Asian American experience.

Melinda Wang, a math and economics major in May Lee’s “Asian American History and Journalism” course,...

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