Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
As part of the University of Southern California's 129th Commencement Ceremonies, USC Annenberg celebrated the conferral of bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees to 872 students on May 11
As part of the University of Southern California's 129th Commencement Ceremonies, USC Annenberg celebrated the conferral of bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees to 872 students on May 11
USC Annenberg announced this week that applications are now being accepted for Knight Grants for Reporting on Religion and American Public Life.
The competition, sponsored by the Knight Program in Media and Religion, provides funding for projects that explore how religion -- morals, values, spirituality, and the search for meaning -- shapes responses to social issues in the United...
Six M.A. in Strategic Public Relations students played key roles in summarizing, analyzing and distributing comprehensive real-time social media content during the 2012 Milken Institute Global Conference . The students – variously dubbed "Annenberg Ambassadors" and...
Six USC Annenberg masters of strategic public relations students played key roles in summarizing, analyzing and distributing comprehensive real-time social media content during the 2012 Milken Institute Global Conference
Communication professor Paolo Sigismondi was the moderator of the May 3 Video Innovation! Social Video, Real-Time Video, Face-to-Face Video - Communication and Commerce panel at the...
Communication professor Robert Scheer won the national Society of Professional Journalists award for best independent online column .
Scheer won the award for his...
Communication professor Peter Monge , who also has an appointment at the USC Marshall School of Business, will receive the 2012 Steven H. Chaffee Career Productivity Award from the International Communication Association .
The award honors a scholar for...
Communication and journalism professor Josh Kun has curated with The Grammy Museum the first large-scale exhibit on Los Angeles music by an LA museum. “Trouble In Paradise: Music and Los Angeles, 1945-1975” has been unveiled in conjunction with the Getty initiative Pacific Standard Time