A traditional topping ceremony was held on April 24 to commemorate a milestone in the construction of USC Annenberg's Wallis Annenberg Hall. The ceremony occurred in recognition of the “topping out” of the building's structure, and was attended by Annenberg Dean Ernest J Wilson III and Director...
Business Insider named alumna Callie Schweitzer (B.A. Journalism '11) to its "30 Most Important Women Under 30 In Tech" list, adding that, "She is literally the future of media."
Schweitzer was honored with a spot on Forbes’ annual...
Los Angeles—On Saturday, April 27, over 200 cyclists, pedestrians and community members are expected to attend a fun-packed day full of family activities, a community fair, bike rides, walk routes, a live collective mapping project and an outdoor movie screening alongside the LA River.
The event aims to engage community members in the efforts to transform the LA River and create a “...
Survey identifies a “Millennial rift” revealing new views about privacy on social media and a willingness to cooperate online with businesses.
Television and radio host Tavis Smiley entertained and inspired USC Annenberg students with political commentary and career advice at an April 17 roundtable discussion in the School’s west lobby.
A pair of recent talks at USC Annenberg served to further demonstrate the breadth and sophistication of the school's Media, Economics & Entrepreneurship, or M{2e}, initiative.
She wins the investigative reporting award for her series on Wal-Mart's corruption in Mexico.
The Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) announced the winners of their Region 11 Mark of Excellence Awards in Las Vegas over the weekend, recognizing several of USC Annenberg’s student-run news organizations.
USC Annenberg’s Neon Tommy, Annenberg Television News (ATVN), and Annenberg Radio News competed against other organizations from universities in Arizona, California, Hawaii...