Both the School of Journalism and School of Communication Satellite Commencement ceremonies will be webcast from a link on the Annenberg home page on Friday, May 14, 2010 beginning approximately at 10:30 a.m.

As part of the University of Southern California’s 127th Commencement Ceremonies, the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism celebrated the conferral of bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees to almost 900 students on May 14.

The job of inventing the future of news and how it is delivered will not fall solely to journalists. That is the thinking behind a new fellowship program, funded by a grant to USC Annenberg, that brings together students from the Marshall School of Business, the Viterbi School of Engineering and Annenberg.

Friday, May 14, marks a rite of passage for 801 graduating USC Annenberg students earning bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in communication, journalism, public diplomacy and public relations

Students in communication professor Tom Hollihan's Communication 580: Media and Politics class were assigned to do a presentation about reinventing a political problem — and one group of students wound up with extra help from California Attorney General and former Governor Jerry Brown (pictured).

Dean Ernest J. Wilson III (pictured) described the “critical moment” that public broadcasting faces today, as he spoke to the Federal Communications Commission on April 30

Truthdig.com, a website co-founded by communication professor Robert Scheer and alumna Zuade Kaufman (M.A. Print Journalism '05), won the 2010 Webby Award for Best Political Blog.

What are the most exciting emerging technologies? How are the key players adapting to the demands of various global markets? These are questions Dean Ernest J. Wilson III tackled as the moderator of a panel at the Milken Institute Global Conference “Shaping the Future” on April 26.