A dozen of the foremost voices and masterminds of modern television gathered April 3 for the USC Annenberg Innovation Lab's “Geek Speaks: The Women Who Make Television" discussion April 3.
Writers, producers and showrunners from the likes of The Vampire Diaries, Friends and Gossip Girl convened at the USC School of Cinematic Arts for two panels to discuss the creative process, creative...
This year’s award was won by a team from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, whose “Deadly Delays” series documented how delays in newborn screenings at hospitals across the country put babies at risk for disability and even death.
Two online publications associated with USC Annenberg have been nominated for Webby Awards, the leading international award for excellence on the Internet.
President Obama’s recent appearance on the Funny or Die comedy web series “Between Two Ferns” sparked a national...
USC Annenberg graduate student Graham Clark Stecklein was recently selected by the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE) to participate in a 2-week program this summer in New York, Germany and Poland.
The program, which selects 12 students studying journalism, law, medicine and religion, allows them to explore...
Several USC Annenberg faculty members will be participating in panels at this weekend’s Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at USC.
Associate Professor Josh Kun will be joining a panel called “Let’s Get Together and Feel All Right: Music...
The Los Angeles Times quoted USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future Director Jeffrey Cole and Annenberg Program on Online Communities Director...
By Olivia Niland
USC Annenberg’s second annual Climate Palooza event drew a diverse crowd of more than 300 people to “converse, connect and care” about climate change on Friday, March 28.
Attendees of all ages milled around USC Annenberg throughout six lively hours of Climate Palooza 2014, which offered climate-centric lectures and discussions, musical performances, sketch...
