Alumnus Eric Rothenbuhler (Ph.D. Communication, '85) was named dean of Webster University's School of Communications, effective Aug. 1.
Rothenbuhler was previously associate dean of the Scripps College of Communication and a professor in the college's School of Media Arts and Studies.
"Eric brings accomplished leadership and innovative thinking to the position of dean of the...
Journalism professor Dan Birman 's documentary “ Me Facing Life: Cyntoia’s Story ” is a finalist in the 2012 Casey Medals for Meritorious Journalism national contest....
By Jessica Zech Student Writer Natasha Zouves , a broadcast journalism major who graduated from USC Annenberg in the spring, won second place in the Hearst Foundation's National Television...
Alumni Matt Schrader (B.A. Broadcast Journalism, '11) and Darren Zulberti (B.A. Broadcast Journalism, '03) both recently won a Northern California Area Emmy Award .
Schrader won for his role as associate producer for “Call...
Journalism professor Dan Birman and alumna Megan Chao (M.A. Broadcast Journalism, ’08) said their most recent documentary was especially challenging because its main subject drove her motorcycle away from the camera at speeds of more than 200 miles per hour.
Their work on “...
USC Annenberg alumna Sandi Smith spoke about the reasons for the growing number of people in need of organ transplants during the eighth annual Walt Fisher Lecture at USC Annenberg.
Smith, who presented about “A story within a story: Social influence...
By Ryan Gilmour In alumna Nonny de la Peña ’s immersive journalism piece “Hunger in Los Angeles,” the participants experience a dramatic incident at a local food bank, where a man collapses in line while awaiting his turn. The project marks a major push forward in the field of immersion, which the USC School of Cinematic Arts (SCA) has been at the forefront of for years. “Cinema technology...
Alumnus Jonathan Horowitz
Alumnus Jonathan Horowitz (B.A. Print Journalism ’08) recently published the “ The One and Only: A Sports Quiz Deck of Definitive Games, Teams, Players, and Events .” The set of 48...
