In late February, as the CDC initially began warning Americans to prepare for the coronavirus’ spread to the United States, Clayton Dube spoke with NPR-affiliate KCRW’s Madeline Brand ...
As the faithful around the world celebrate Passover and Easter, religious and spiritual institutions are adapting and changing in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Diane Winston , associate professor and the Knight Center Chair in Media & Religion, answers questions about how religious groups are responding to the...
This article is republished with permission from The Conversation , co-written by François Bar, professor of communication;...
The following article by MS in journalism student Bulbul Rajagopal and professor of professional practice...
It was a chance conversation three years ago with Kyla Fullenwider, the then chief innovation officer at the U.S. Census Bureau , that inspired Colin Maclay to get involved in reinvigorating the census with twenty-first-century thinking. “I immediately saw it as a digital...
The following article by USC Annenberg journalism majors Kylie Storm and Ethan Ward (Ward is also working toward a master's in public diplomacy ) originally appeared on Crosstown , a joint data-journalism project of USC Annenberg and the Integrated Media...
Henry Jenkins , Provost Professor of Communication, Journalism, Cinematic Arts and Education, has been at the forefront of understanding the effects of participatory culture on business, politics and education. He talks about how fandom has influenced his research throughout the years and how his latest...
Born and raised in Mexico, Professor of Communication Hector Amaya explores how drug violence in the country has captured our imaginations and led to new forms of participation in public culture. His new book, Trafficking: Narcoculture in Mexico and the United States...
