"Annenberg works in conjunction with such USC divisions as business, engineering and public diplomacy," an April 15 article states. "Labeling USC Annenberg’s School for Communication and Journalism as a simply 'journalism' school, in the traditional sense, diminishes what (Dean Ernest J. Wilson III) and his colleagues are trying to accomplish."
Trojan Debate Squad director and clinical assistant professor of communication Gordon Stables recently received both the Cross Examination Debate Association Brownlee Award and the National Debate Tournament George Ziegelmueller Award. Stables became the first person to win both awards in the same year and just the third person to win both awards in a career.
David C. McCourt, chairman and CEO of Granahan McCourt Capital, joined USC Annenberg students and faculty in a lively discussion on the future of media, as part of the Media, Economics & Entrepreneurship M{2e} speaker series
A panel composed of a "super agent" and current and former professional football stars discussed challenges facing the NFL and its players in front of a capacity crowd at the USC Annenberg Institute of Sports, Media, & Society's second speaker series event on April 7 (video of the panel will be available soon).
In a lunchtime Media, Economics & Entrepreneurship event, the co-founder of the international news website GlobalPost shared how his background as a journalist helped him make an impact as a businessman.
David C. McCourt, the first-ever USC Annenberg Economist in Residence, arrived on campus Monday and jumped headfirst into a busy four-day schedule that includes a variety of public events, classroom visits, and student, staff and faculty conversations
As part of USC Annenberg’s diversity initiative, the School of Journalism began educating new students this academic year with a “Fault Lines” approach that teaches them to better recognize race, class, gender/sexual orientation, generation and geography when reporting
USC President C.L. Max Nikias announced that USC Annenberg Dean Ernest J. Wilson III (pictured) has been offered and accepted another five-year term as dean of the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism