As part of the University of Southern California’s 128th Commencement Ceremonies, the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism celebrated the conferral of bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees to more than 900 students on May 13
More than 900 USC Annenberg undergraduate and graduate students will walk across the stage as alumni during the University's 128th Commencement Ceremonies on Friday, May 13. The ceremonies will be webcast live (click "more" to see the links)
The online program will match the on-campus version in several ways, through its course offerings, instructors and overall standards, according to faculty and staff members involved in the program's preparation
Truthdig has now won four Webby Awards in five years. It was founded by communication professor Robert Scheer and alumna Zuade Kaufman.
Journalism professor Bill Celis (pictured) has been honored with the Provost’s Prize for Teaching with Technology award for his “outstanding achievements in teaching through the incorporation of technology into courses and curricula.”
The USC Mellon Mentoring Awards honor individual faculty for helping build a supportive academic environment at USC through mentoring. Communication professors Sandra Ball-Rokeach, Michael Cody and G. Thomas Goodnight each won a "faculty mentoring graduate students" award, and journalism professor Serena Cha won a "faculty mentoring undergraduate students" award
Twenty-one arts journalists from 13 states have been chosen to participate as fellows in USC Annenberg’s seventh National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Arts Journalism Institute in Theater and Musical Theater. Fellows include theater critics, reporters, editors and general arts &entertainment journalists. The Institute will be held in Los Angeles from June 13 to 22, with the generous support of the NEA.
USC Annenberg announced Monday the appointment of Alan Abrahamson, veteran Olympics reporter, award-winning sportswriter and best-selling author