While students settled into the dorms, parents were welcomed by the Dean and had the opportunity to interact with the School's leadership, faculty and fellow parents.

For the last two years, NBCUniversal and the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) have teamed up for a summer fellowship program . And this year, USC Annenberg’s own Kay Angrum was selected to participate.

During her interview for the program...

A few months ago, USC Annenberg student Fernando Hurtado was contacted by a recruiter through his profile on LinkedIn , for an internship opportunity at LinkedIn.

The senior broadcast and digital journalism major was completely taken by surprise and nearly didn’t believe it.

“A...

In 1998, USC Annenberg Professor Sandy Tolan was in Ramallah, Palestine, doing research for what would become his 2006 book, “The Lemon Tree.”

While...

What does dance in Los Angeles look like?

Two years ago, that question had USC Annenberg professor Sasha Anawalt and fellow arts journalist Douglas McLennan stumped. They realized that very little concrete information was known about dancers in LA, which made telling...

New comprehensive analysis of diversity in film reveals that the Hollywood boys’ club endures

A new, landmark report released today reveals that if you want to work in Hollywood, being a straight, white male is practically part of the job description. [ ...

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 members to ask them the questions we've been itching to know the answers to.

Professor Joe Saltzman has been a principal figure...

This past semester, USC Annenberg students in Sandy Tolan and Karen Lowe ’s Public Radio Documentary class (JOUR 525) teamed up with KQED Public Radio’s “ The California Report ” for a collaborative...