The Knight Program in Media and Religion at USC Annenberg announced this week that applications will be accepted in spring 2011 for stipends to report on religion and social issues in the United States. An application and more information about the program will be available online in March

School of Journalism director Geneva Overholser announced that professor Bill Celis and assistant director Laura Castañeda will be the associate directors of the School of Journalism, effective August of 2011. They will replace associate director Pat Dean, who announced she will be stepping down after seven years in her position.

On Dec. 30, PBS News' "MediaShift" ran an article featuring a paper published by the Annenberg Innovation Lab . The article, "The 5 Tenets of Open Journalism," was written by USC Annenberg's executive in residence, Melanie Sill . "My open journalism idea sees...

Students in a graduate audience analysis class collaborated with the network to research and develop a new campaign to promote its website

A recently released study from USC Annenberg's Center for the Digital Future finds that, in the eyes of Mom and Dad, time on the Internet is the same as time spent in front of the TV

USC Annenberg Journalism School Director updates “Manifesto for Change” and applies it to journalism education

Knight Chair in Media and Religion Diane Winston received a $300,000 grant from the Ford Foundation to promote excellence in journalism

Nonny de La Peña and Tom Grasty, creators of USC Annenberg-born Stroome, presented their project last week to an audience of CEOs, COOs and presidents of the world’s leading media companies at the Paley Center for Media’s International Council.