USC Annenberg mourns the death of alumnus and USC Trustee Herb Klein (B.A. Journalism '40), who spent more than 50 years with Copley Newspapers and was the first White House director of communications for Richard Nixon. He was 91

The Association of Public Diplomacy Scholars at USC released its Summer 2009 issue of PD magazine on July 1. The issue explores "Middle Powers. Who they are. What they want."

USC Annenberg student Callie Schweitzer (B.A. Print Journalism ’11) is spending this summer as an intern for The New York Times’ blog “The Choice: Demystifying College Admission and Aid,” which explores issues pertaining to higher education

Daniel Heimpel, a 2007 M.A. Print Journalism graduate, recently won a first-place LA Press Club award in the political coverage category for his work at LA Weekly

USC Annenberg graduate Daniela Gerson (M.A. Specialized Journalism '09) received a first-prize RIAS Berlin Commission radio award on June 12 for her feature Too Many Geister (Too Many Ghosts), which she co-produced with Wibke Bergemann

Dean Ernest J. Wilson III announced the second round of winners of his "3-I's Fund" — which goes to faculty research, teaching and service related to the innovation, internationalization and impact initiative at USC Annenberg — for 2008-2009

USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future Survey says Internet households spending less face-to-face family time, growing concerns about children’s Internet use

The USC Annenberg School for Communication and The Getty Foundation this week announced applications are now being accepted for the eighth annual USC Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism Fellowship. The program, which will take place Nov. 1-22, is a three-week, mid-career education fellowship for arts, culture and entertainment editors, producers and writers