USC Annenberg undergraduate student Alex Herbach (B.A. Print Journalism '09) is one of seven students nationwide to win a 2008 Jim Murray Memorial Scholarship

July 24 WSJ article says that if the U.S. revives its Information Agency, then its first step should be to read Nicholas Cull's new book, "The Cold War and the United States Information Agency"

The 2008 Unity Convention — one of the largest gatherings of journalists of color in the nation with nearly 10,000 participants — will be held in Chicago from July 23-27 and have a strong USC Annenberg presence

The research collaborations provide technical advice and training to scholars at American University in Dubai and the Nigerian Communication Commission’s Digital Bridge Institute.

Journalism professor Mike Chinoy has produced a gripping account of one of America's longest-running, most volatile foreign policy crises that explains why North Korea remains a danger today—and why it didn't have to be this way

Dr. Jerrold D. Green, a widely respected expert in international relations, Middle Eastern diplomacy and the politics of the Arab world and Iran, has been appointed research professor at USC Annenberg. His term begins immediately

Journalism professor Marc Cooper writes five LA Times op-eds and is featured on "Which Way, L.A.?" about the future of the Times amidst news that the newspaper will cut 17% of its editorial staff

USC Annenberg’s Network Culture Project awarded more than $1 million Linden dollars – the currency used in the virtual world Second Life and approximately $4,000 in U.S. dollars – to the three winners of the “Second Life and the Public Good Community Challenge”