Doctoral student Benjamin Stokes co-authored a new report with two Cinema Ph.D. students that addresses the mobile frontier for civic video games. The report, titled The Civic Tripod for Mobile and Games: Activism, Art and Learning, "outlines the emerging...

CHICAGO — School of Journalism Director and professor Geneva Overholser accepted the 2012 AEJMC Equity and Diversity Award celebrating the School’s advances on a number of fronts, and several faculty presented leading-edge projects and research at the 100th conference of the Association of...

I’m driving full speed. Well, actually a solid three miles per hour, a “walking pace” as security guards call it, in my creaking golf cart past the crown-like stadium that seemingly juts out of the perfectly kempt ground and into the crystal blue London sky.

It’s a rarity to feel the heat of the sun on my back after weeks of doom and gloom clouds and constant downpour. But it seems...

By Russell DeVita

Hollywood, Health & Society, a program of the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center , has announced 10 finalists for the 2012 Sentinel for Health Awards, highlighting dramas, comedies and children’s programming covering such topics as addiction, Asperger’s, childbirth, hunger, mental health and sexual abuse.

The...

The USC Annenberg Debate Squad , led by communication professor Gordon Stables , received a two-year grant totaling $591,000 from the Open Society Institute’s Foundation to Promote Open Society.

USC Annenberg Debate will work with the...

USC Annenberg announced today the recipients of the 2012 Knight Grants for Reporting on Religion and American Public Life. Among many outstanding applications, six projects were chosen to receive grants between $5,000 and $20,000.

“We’re excited to support probing journalism on immigration, teen pregnancy and health care reform,” said journalism professor...