USC Annenberg welcomed nearly 300 high school journalism students and their advisers to USC on Nov. 5 for a day of lectures, discussions and classes on the art and practice of journalism
The "Y Tu Mamá También" star spoke with a Bovard Auditorium audience about fatherhood, acting and politics as part of the USC Annenberg Distinguished Lecture Series on Latin American Arts and Culture
The medal is given annually to one outstanding individual in recognition of personal and significant contribution to European science and scholarship and its international impact
Award-winning photographers Nina Berman and Jon Lowenstein joined School of Communication director Larry Gross (pictured) for a presentation and discussion about their work on Oct. 28 titled The American Political and Social Landscape through Visual Communication. A video of the event is included in the full story.
Portrait of Camelot: A Thousand Days in the Kennedy White House, a book authored by journalism professor Richard Reeves, is now available
Annenberg TV News, NeonTommy, Annenberg Radio News and Intersections gear up for a full day of election coverage
The California HealthCare Foundation Center for Health Reporting has launched a new website that chronicles the in-depth news projects it has produced with California newspapers during the last year
USC student journalists covered every aspect of President Barack Obama's Oct. 22 visit to campus, posting stories and live updates continuously from before dawn until late in the night. A live video stream produced by Annenberg TV News served as the official feed from the university