A dear friend, Frances Kroll Ring, has died at 99. She was a wonderful editor and a teacher at USC Annenberg in the mid-1980s.
Frances not only taught at USC Annenberg for many years, but also was editor of "The Journalist," a magazine featuring School of Journalism faculty publications. She was one of the finest editors around and edited the magazine with a gentle touch, but a firm...
A USC Annenberg alumna is poised to land her own show with the Travel Channel. And she’s only 25 years old.
Christianne Rojo (Broadcast Journalism, ’12) is one of the top five finalists for the Travel Channel’s 2015 “Travel Channel Star” competition. The contest is designed to discover a new face to host a five-...
I have to track down two to three experts and convince them to do an interview on national television. Where do I start?
Willow Bay, director of the USC Annenberg School of Journalism, has been chosen by the Los Angeles Press Club to receive its highest honor, the Joseph M. Quinn Award for Lifetime Achievement.
The Los Angeles Press Club recently announced the finalists for the 57th SoCal Journalism Awards 2015, and USC Annenberg's student outlets have a total of 55 nominations. Their nominations are so expansive, in some categories USC Annenberg students are competing against one another.
I’ve volunteered to be a bar mentor for this round of bar takers, and I want to encourage your success. Preparing for the bar is intense, and requires as much time and effort as you can manage.
This post is republished from Alhambra Source.
By Tim Loc
Alhambra Source celebrated five years of local reporting and community engagement with a book release party and scholarship ceremony on Tuesday at Gallery Nucleus. The packed Main Street gallery gathering included...
Menus are ostensibly utilitarian objects, enabling patrons to figure out what dishes are available at a restaurant. But in his latest book, “To Live and Dine in L.A.: Menus and the Making of a Modern City” author, curator and USC Annenberg professor...