Journalism professor Dan Birman and USC Annenberg alumna Megan Chao (M.A. Broadcast Journalism, '08) have completed Chasing Speed: Leslie Porterfield for Discovery’s newest network, Velocity.
Birman produced, directed, and wrote the one-hour special, and Chao produced and edited the...
Disney Junior announced that Provost’s Professor of Communication, Journalism and Cinematic Arts Henry Jenkins will be...
Journalism professor Diane Winston , holder of the Knight Chair in Media and Religion, delivered two lectures at the annual Public Life/Personal Faith Lecture at the Southern Methodist University on Feb. 9 and 10. She lectured about“Soup Soap and Salvation: William Booth’s Legacy for the 21st Century...
Norman Lewis Corwin, one of USC Annenberg’s most beloved professors – and one of the country’s greatest radio dramatists – died Tuesday. He was 101.
He was a Bostonian who, at 17, started on a course that led him ultimately into almost all forms of media. After 10 years as a newspaperman, he moved into radio and served as writer-director-producer for CBS in the heyday of that network's...
This debate season, college students all over the country will center their discussions on a topic proposed by communication professor and director of debate and forensics Gordon Stables .
Over the summer, Stables crafted a proposal on the "Arab Spring" movement that has been sweeping the...
USC Annenberg Dean Ernest J. Wilson III announced that School of Communication Director Larry Gross will now also serve as vice dean of the school.
"Larry will assume this role immediately, and I ask...
Artist and activist Shepard Fairey joined communication professor Sarah Banet-Weiser for a discussion on art, culture and politics at USC Annenberg on Nov. 4. "It’s very easy to get on the Internet and post blogs or comment, but it does not evoke the same reaction as taking it to the streets," Fairey said.
USC Annenberg Dean Ernest J. Wilson III was elected the first black chairman of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting board by unanimous consent on Sept. 16, saying in his acceptance speech that “the stars are aligned as perhaps they have not been since 1967” to re-imagine the future of CPB