The Guardian today published its first in a series of articles produced in collaboration with USC Annenberg students that examines election issues affecting Hispanic communities across the United...
A live screening of the first presidential debate of the 2012 election season drew a crowd of more than 350 members of the Trojan community to USC Annenberg on Wednesday night, and the various student media kicked into high gear to cover the news.
The event, which included a panel discussion co-hosted by the USC Annenberg Center on Communication Leadership and Policy and the Jesse M....
On Oct. 17, communication and journalism professor Josh Kun will introduce a series of programs called Crossfader at the Santa Monica Museum of Art (SMMoA), where he is serving as inaugural Resident Collector in its Collection of Ideas lecture series...
The USC Annenberg Innovation Lab (AIL) recently brought together television news professionals, technology executives, and USC faculty and students for a day-long workshop to explore one question: How can we reinvent TV news?
“There's this kind of disconnect between the way that news is produced and the way news is consumed,” said...
Student media produced dozens of stories on the Oct. 3 presidential debate.
A panel of Olympic athletes and experts gathered at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism on Sept. 27 to discuss the role of public diplomacy in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Philip Seib , director of the...
The Annenberg Innovation Lab brought together stakeholders to explore how to reinvent TV news.
The Jim Murray Memorial Foundation announced that USC Annenberg student Daniel Savitzky (B.A. Print and Digital Journalism, '13) won one of its four 2012 national sportswriting scholarships. "It is so satisfying to honor Jim's memory and legacy by supporting the next generation of sports journalists," Linda McCoy-Murray said in a...
