This week in "Quoted": Diane Winston on how Trump's speech at the National Prayer Breakfast compares with that of past presidents; Sheila Murphy on how stories about health can influences people’s knowledge and behavior; Stacy Smith on how Hollywood is anything but the land of opportunity for female, Black, and Asian directors, and more.
As part of USC Annenberg's career development program, a group of students saw the inner workings of YouTubeSpaceLA in Playa Vista, CA on Friday, January 20, 2017.
This summer, 26 high school students will take part in the Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement, an intensive, three-week academy designed to expose students to media, technology, communications, journalism, civic engagement and their impact in our society today.
Eight teams of USC graduate students participated in the second annual Global Policy Case Challenge, which invited students from all fields to tackle challenging global issues affecting policymakers today.
On the morning of Feb. 2, more than 3,500 political leaders, military chiefs and corporate moguls meet for eggs, sausage, muffins – and prayer. The Washington, D.C. gathering, the 65th National Prayer Breakfast, is an opportunity for new friends and old associates, from 50 states and 140 countries, to break bread and forge fellowship in Jesus’ name.
Inside the classrooms at USC Annenberg, students are the ones typically tasked with answering the hard hitting questions. "Five Minutes with..." turns the table on faculty and staff to ask them the hard questions.
From his Southern roots in Texas with stints in New York and elsewhere, Associate Professor in Journalism and newly minted Associate Dean for Diversity, Inclusion and...
So much for liberal Hollywood. A research brief released today shows that women and people of color rarely get a seat in the director’s chair.
Foundation’s gift offers new support for School of Journalism, longtime home of the Selden Ring Award