On Feb. 13, The Los Angeles Times ran a story about the new Wallis Annenberg Hall, opening in the Fall of next year.
The five-story, 88,000-square-foot building is being built out of concrete and steel, covered with brick veneer, to recreate the “Collegiate Gothic” style that “many Americans...
USC College Preparatory Fair to bring hundreds of area teens to campus
Editor's Note: This event was rescheduled for Thursday, Feb. 14. USC Annenberg’s Metamorphosis Project , directed by Professor Sandra Ball-Rokeach , is a key collaborative partner on a project that aims to remake the Northeast Los Angeles (NELA) River and...
By Krista Daly Student Writer USC Annenberg showcased The Underground: From the Streets to the Stage last semester as the first street dance performed on stage. The live krump show is in the spotlight once again in an article the...
Professor Lian Jian shares her insights on the power of the crowd both to provide wisdom and funding in next era of information.
On Feb. 12, USC Annenberg Professor Philip Seib wrote an article for The Huffington Post that evaluated Hillary Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State.
According to Seib, many people were...
Karen North , social media expert and director of USC Annenberg’s Program on Online Communities , was quoted in a story from The...
USC Annenberg alumni Ryan Faughnder recently landed a job as a staff writer at the Los Angeles Business Journal. Faughnder said he had two mentors at USC that helped him develop and fine-tune his business-reporting chops: Professor Gabriel Kahn and...