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Anthony Gharib dreams of becoming the first Armenian-American national NBA reporter. His love for basketball began as a youth athlete, watching the Los Angeles Lakers.

“I would watch ESPN and was surprised to learn the reporters were either former athletes or studied journalism,” he said. “Realizing I wasn’t going to be a pro athlete, I thought the latter was the...

“When the stadium lights are dimmed, when the cameras stop flashing, when the pads are off, the pressure sinks in and it’s just me. Just me in a world of expectation,” said USC Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams . “No one can carry that alone. Pressure doesn’t have to be carried alone.”

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Public relations and advertising master’s student Emily Chae is Korean American and her breakout room partner, communication management master’s student Jenisty Colon, is Latinx. Although they are in different academic programs, they met...

Led by Professor of Professional Practice Amara Aguilar , USC Annenberg has been awarded a 2022 IDEAS (Increase and Diversify Education Abroad for U.S. Students) grant...

“What’s the first thing you want to do when you have electricity?,” asks USC Annenberg student Sam Wen. “Freeze ice. So, I can keep my fish, my food,” responds María Luisa Barliza Ipuana, leader of the Indigenous Wayuu community of Arema in La Guajira, Colombia. Wen, along with three other USC Annenberg students and faculty members Amara Aguilar and...

On September 23, more than 3,500 USC students and community members attended the university’s first K-Pop Festa. The day’s events began with an academic forum analyzing the global phenomenon of K-pop. Provost Professor Henry Jenkins moderated a discussion with graduate students from USC Annenberg, the USC Thornton School...

Student-produced podcast explores L.A. history