The Los Angeles Kings and the Kings Care Foundation named Karen Goodheart (pictured, B.A. Public Relations '11) the winner of the Michael Jund Sports Media Scholarship Award on Monday during the Kings-Columbus Blue Jackets game

The USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism announced it is offering a new minor in Sports Media Studies, a move that reflects demand from students and the School's unique location in one of the biggest sports media markets in the world

Behind Levi’s recent “Go Forth” advertising and marketing campaign is a team of forward-thinking communicators including a member of the USC Annenberg and Trojan family. As the brand’s social media strategist, Gareth Hornberger (B.A. Communication ’09) has found himself at the heart of a pioneering initiative that has drawn praise from the media and digitally minded elite nationwide.

Project conducted by Center for the Digital Future at USC Annenberg with partner countries around the world finds the Internet may seem like a pervasive presence in much of the world, yet in many countries -- including some developed ones -- going online is far from a universal experience

CPD Director Philip Seib was recognized as the Scholar of the Year by the International Studies Association (ISA) in New Orleans on Feb. 18

Dean Ernest J. Wilson III (pictured) started his 2010 Dean's Series on Sustainable Innovation with an examination of the innovation taking place at USC Annenberg's Metamorphosis and Intersections: The South Los Angeles Report (full video) projects. This was the first of a Spring 2010 series that presents innovative projects developed by USC Annenberg faculty and center affiliates

J-Lab executive director Jan Schaffer (pictured) told a crowd of USC Annenberg students and faculty on Feb. 24 that traditional media outlets can learn entrepreneurial lessons from community news Web sites that often better meet the needs of their local audiences.

USC Annenberg hosts J-Lab executive director Jan Schaffer for a discussion on the future of news tonight at 6 p.m. Her prepared remarks are available to preview