Insider spoke with Adjunct Instructor May Lee about anxieties in recent years towards the increase in violence against AAPI communities.
The Daily Breeze interviewed Associate Professor of Professional Practice of Journalism Mary Murphy about the lack of diversity among this year’s Oscar nominations.
The Pasadena Starr- News and other publications in the SoCal News Group quoted Adjunct Instructor May Lee about community celebrations taking place with additional security measures.
Christina Dunbar-Hester, author of Oil Beach: How Toxic Infrastructure Threatens Life in the Ports of Los Angeles and Beyond, talks with Matthieu Aikins about the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, California.
The Washington Post spoke with Clinical Professor Karen North about the University of Texas at Austin’s ban on TikTok.
Yahoo News spoke with Professor of Journalism Robert Kozinets about a federal lawsuit claiming social media platforms are ‘defective products.’
Spectrum News 1 “Inside the Issues” host Alex Cohen sat down with filmmaker Sam Pollard and Associate Professor of Professional Practice Miki Turner to discuss the documentary “MLK/FBI” and its parallels to our current moment.
Gizmodo republished an article written by Professor of Journalism Robert Kozinets about Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act following President Biden's call for Congress to pass legislation that would regulate large tech companies.
The Los Angeles Times interviewed Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur about McCarthy’s ‘deal maker’ skills.
The New York Times quoted Professor and Chair in Cross-Cultural Communication Josh Kun on the legacy of El Cholo Restaurant on its 100th anniversary.
Forbes featured Associate Professor of Communication and Co-Director, Master of Communication Management Program Monica Koyama on the effects of celebrities joining OnlyFans.
NPR featured a study by USC Annenberg’s Norman Lear Center Media Impact Project on the amount of movie and TV scripts in 2020 that made any references to climate change.