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.

There was a palpable sense of excitement in the air at the University of California, as the university campus hosted the...

Robert Hernandez, associate professor of professional practice at USC Annenberg, has been chosen by the national Society of Professional Journalists to receive its Distinguished Teaching in Journalism Award.

In April, students received advice from USC Annenberg alum Bill Chandler, senior vice president of global corporate communication at Gap Inc.

While studying abroad in London this past semester, USC Annenberg student Kayla Anfang began the tedious process of applying for summer internships.

Sam Olstein, B.A. in Journalism ’06, is the director of innovation for General Electric, the man behind GE’s new-age marketing campaigns, like Snapchat with Buzz Aldrin, the Emoji Table of Experiments with Bill Nye, and more.

Alexandra Gurley's acceptance letter. Courtesy of Alexandra Gurley As a senior in high school in New York, attending USC was my ultimate dream. After a particularly competitive year of admission rates for out of state students and the feared “thanks, but no thanks” letter from USC, I still held on to the hope of being a Trojan. I was accepted into some other great schools across the country...

The California Wellness Foundation’s (Cal Wellness) Board of Directors elected a new member, Ernest J. Wilson III, who is Dean of the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California.

The week of June 15-19, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism held its second annual Summer Institute for Diversity in Culture and Media, a long name for a simple premise: bring together 20 doctoral students from across the country and put them in a room with faculty who study the same subject.