Two Miami Herald reporters, who examined six years worth of child deaths in the state of Florida, were honored with the 2015 Selden Ring Award for Investigative Reporting.
USC Annenberg professor K.C. Cole presented projects created by students from one of the first AnnenbergX classes to the staff of the Exploratorium in San...
Twenty California journalists are gathering this week for the USC Annenberg California Health Journalism Fellowship .
The journalists, chosen from a competitive field, are taking part in intensive workshops and then spending six months working on ambitious health journalism projects with...
Multinational public relations firm Edelman , business and technological innovation has outpaced the public’s trust — not overly surprising in a year marked by massive data breaches that reached as far as a major motion picture studio, global political unrest and the NFL getting caught turning a blind eye to major domestic violence issues on multiple...
USC Annenberg’s M{2e} executive-in-residence program brought in former Microsoft executive Mich Mathews, who built the tech giant’s entire global marketing function over her 22-year tenure. During the week-long program, Mathews visited classes and met with students and faculty, capping her time at USC by delivering a keynote address discussing...
On Wednesday, February 25, USC Annenberg officially announced the naming of the Media Center to be The Julie Chen/Leslie Moonves & CBS. For three days a black curtain hung in the Media Center, intriguing students and making them wonder what could it be? Curious students took to social media in order to make their guesses.
Co-founder of Bitch Media, Andi Zeisler, (left) joined USC Annenberg School of Communication director, Sarah Banet-Weiser (right), for conversation about why pop culture matters to feminism, activism and social justice.
Few would deny the power that popular culture and media have over the way we understand and form opinions about the world around us. We consume media almost constantly...
