Anthony Moon and Ruby Chang’s paths couldn’t be more different. While one is shaped by military service and the other by a deep dive into digital culture — both represent what it means to lead with conviction and curiosity.
As they prepare to lead their peers into the final chapter of their academic journeys at USC Annenberg’s commencement ceremony on May 16, Moon...
Divya Subbiah doesn’t chase the spotlight — she looks for the stories hiding just outside of it. She gravitates toward the unconventional and the unassuming.
“I want to tell stories about people and ideas that aren’t normally focused on,” she said. “I’m interested in ideas of performance and truth, and am always looking for the ways people display their humanity...
Academy Award-winning actor, producer, author and activist Jane Fonda will deliver the keynote address at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism’s 2025 commencement ceremony on May 16.
With a career spanning more than 50 years, Fonda has used the power of communication as a tool for deeper human connection. The two-time Academy Award winner has...
The USC Capital Campus will soon be home to a state-of-the-art multimedia production studio — made possible by a $5-million grant from USC Life Trustee Wallis Annenberg and the Annenberg Foundation ....
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Stacy L. Smith , associate professor of communication and founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative (AII), has been selected for The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards, which honor trailblazing leaders who are transforming California’s future....
Born into a Chinese family and raised in Puerto Rico, Angelo Mok holds a unique vantage point.
He has learned to navigate education systems across Latinx|e, American and Chinese perspectives after choosing to leave his family and home in San Juan to attend Fort Hamilton High School in New York City and later USC.
“I was struck by the distinct...
In 2019, Katey Rusch was a student in the Investigative Reporting Program at the University of California, Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism. She was researching police departments that had hired officers who had past records of misconduct and appeared to have been terminated from previous jobs...