A slate of USC Annenberg students, competing with their peers as well as professional journalists across Southern California, were recognized by the Los Angeles Press Club at its 59th annual awards ceremony on Sunday, June 25.
CNN’s Jake Tapper and NBC’s Andrea Mitchell were among the high-profile journalists who attended to...
Series explores Trump administration’s effect on local communities
A new series marking the first 100 days of the Trump administration, featuring work by USC Annenberg graduate journalism students, will launch Friday on The California Report Magazine, KQED’s statewide public radio program.
“At Risk in the Trump Era,” a four-month investigation by USC Annenberg advanced radio...
Unique, hands-on graduate fellowship to foster next generation of entertainment storytellers and critics for social and emerging platforms
Fandango, parent company of film and TV editorial site Rotten Tomatoes, and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism are partnering to create a professional, hands-on fellowship for digital-...
Current M.S. Journalism student Inistar Seraaj talks about her experience in the program at USC Annenberg.
USC Annenberg students Terry Nguyen and Catherine Yang spent the day learning about career development from USC Annenberg alumna Caroline Leach (Master of Communication Management ’95) earlier this month.
Nguyen and Yang joined Leach, who is vice president of marketing at AT&T, at her El Segundo, Calif., office where they met with a variety of her colleagues from corporate...
In the Annenberg Digital Lounge during spring break, the week of March 13, six students from USC Annenberg and neighboring universities presented non-narrated radio stories to each other after a weeklong project of gathering sound, interviews, writing and reporting.
Hosted at USC Annenberg, the second National Public Radio (NPR) Next...
New Data-Driven Journalism project by USC Annenberg and USC Viterbi School of Engineering Will Tell You
The most comprehensive database ever assembled on Los Angeles traffic is now accessible to drivers, journalists and policymakers, via a user-friendly platform built by the University of Southern California. Thanks to a new, data-driven journalism collaboration between the USC...
Four students from USC Annenberg attended the 2017 South by Southwest (SXSW) Conference from March 10-19 in Austin, Texas. Austin Roy, Diana Lee, Sarah McMullen and Elias Goodstein attended panels and discussions as part of the conference and festival. They were part of the inaugural Career Trek, organized by the school's Career Development office. The annual conference celebrates the...
