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Doctoral students analyze millions of tweets to shed light on a new dimension of K-Pop’s influence: public health
In a world where music superstars make headlines for their chart-topping hits and jaw-dropping performances, a recent study by USC Annenberg and USC Viterbi researchers sheds light on a new dimension of their influence: public health. The study, published in...
Angel City FC founders discuss changing the game
Angel City Football Club (ACFC) didn’t happen overnight. ACFC and Monarch Collective Co-founder Kara Nortman and ACFC President and Co-founder Julie Uhrman struggled for years to lift their dream off the ground. The first potential investor they spoke to told them no. Then, another. And another. The pair received over 100 rejections...
Key takeaways from climate communicator in residence Sylvia Earle
“The ocean is in trouble, therefore so are we,” said Sylvia Earle who served as the inaugural climate communicator in residence at USC Annenberg’s Center for Climate Journalism and Communication this fall.
Through a series of public programs as well as group and one-on-one sessions with students...
An inside look at Maymester
Over the course of four episodes, The Annenverse podcast features conversations with undergraduate and graduate students about their experiences in USC Annenberg's...
Learning about cultures through anthropology, food and journalism
Mixing anthropology, culinary arts and journalism is a recipe for success.
Specialized Journalism (Arts and Culture) (MA) student Olivia Dansky is proving it through her thesis project and personal experiences. Her desire to explore dishes and their relationships to historical culture events and...
Native American characters are nearly invisible in top films
Killers of the Flower Moon, the newest film from Martin Scorsese, may seem notable for having an octogenarian director, but a new research brief reveals that it is the film’s leading Native American actress who is the greater rarity in Hollywood.
The report by...