LOS ANGELES -- Many immigrants feel isolated in America – suffering that can turn toxic over time. In the Living in the Shadows series, six news organizations from around the country have joined together with the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism to highlight how immigration status affects health.
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Journalism Masters students Lawrence “Law” Murray (below) and Kimiya Shokoohi were selected by USC Annenberg Journalism Professor Alan Abrahamson to provide coverage for this year's Winter Olympics, which will run Feb. 7-23.
KPCC-FM featured a story written by Katherine Davis, a student in the USC Annenberg Knight Program on Media and Religion.
Davis' article, " Religion and Culture: Mixed-faith Hindu weddings are on the rise ," explores the increased prevalence of marriage between Hindus and people...
Jeffrey Cole USC Annenberg As Facebook celebrates its tenth anniversary, USC Annenberg Research Professor Jeffrey Cole and Clinical Professor Karen North ...
As Facebook turns 10, findings reinforce predictions from 2005 and 2010 by Center Director Jeffrey Cole about popularity drop of popular social media sites that lose their “cool factor”
The Sacramento Bee ran a story about a Fremont solar manufacturing company by USC Annenberg graduate student Meng Meng .
The Fremont-based Solaria Corp. is posing a huge threat to Chinese solar companies who had nearly monopolized the United States’ solar manufacturing industry prior to...
N orman Lear Center Director Marty Kaplan spoke with the...
"Thinking Together: An E-mail Exchange and All That Jazz" is one of the most revealing records of a scientific collaboration ever made public, and an intimate picture of the creative process.
