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.
The Los Angeles Times quoted Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur in a story about Gov. Newsom's criticism that border enforcement policies have cost the state $1 billion in services.
Variety featured Professor and Chair in Cross-Cultural Communication Josh Kun for his talk at the LA3C Festival.
KNX-AM spoke with Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to cap oil industry profits.
The Guardian spoke to Associate Professor of Journalism and Communication Allissa Richardson about how African American, Latinx, and queer communities created the internet’s language.
Wall Street Journal spoke with Clinical Professor Karen North about Twitter’s fact-checking feature, Community Notes.
The Los Angeles Times spoke with Adjunct Instructor Dan Schnur on Kelly Gonez's victory over Marvin Rodriguez in the LAUSD race.
The Los Angeles Times spoke with Dan Schnur about the midterm elections.
Yahoo News spoke with Clinical Professor Karen North on what a world without Twitter under Elon Musk.
Forbes spoke with Julianna Kirschner, part-time lecturer of communication, about how social media has contributed to the polarization of political discourse.
The Los Angeles Times featured an article by Professor and Chair in Cross-Cultural Communication Josh Kun in a conversation with Chef Roy Choi.
The Christian Science Monitor spoke with Associate Professor Pamela Starr on reforms to the Mexican government made by president Manuel López Obrador.