Journalist and USC Annenberg alumna Rachel Scott will deliver the keynote address at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism’s 2022 commencement ceremony on May 13.
One of the youngest correspondents in the history of broadcast network news — and one of the very few Black American...
Master’s student Brijea Daniel is on a mission to make a major impact in the media: humanizing marginalized communities by representing them authentically in corporate brands.
Her path to this specialized career opened when Daniel received the Diversity in Public Relations and Advertising Scholarship, without which, she said, it would not have been possible for her to attend USC...
Taylor Martinez never really delved much into podcasts. The USC junior had listened to shows she considered “informational” or “conversational,” but didn’t really know the medium could go beyond that — until an internship last summer.
Imagine Entertainment , a major production company, had a team dedicated to audio...
Willow Bay has been reappointed for a second five-year term as dean of the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
“Dean Bay was praised for her commitment to academic excellence and for her student-centric focus in all that she undertakes,” said...
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When ProPublica received a trove of tax data from an unidentified source — the largest confidential leak of tax records in U.S. history — the journalists there knew this data could provide an unprecedented window into how the ultra-wealthy avoid paying taxes.
“It seemed extraordinary,” recalled...
My quiet quest to find home away from home.
There’s something familiar and embarrassing about going to Chinatown. Maybe it’s the embarrassment that’s familiar, or the familiarity that’s embarrassing.
Either way, walking up to the peeling and artificially red wooden gates of new Chinatown in Los Angeles reminds me of the times I asked my grandpa...
