On November 7, sixty-five leading executives from across a range of industries, companies and institutions gathered in Wallis Annenberg Hall for Annenberg Forum 2014. This national convening addressed the single most important issue facing business leaders around the world: Attracting, retaining and deploying effectively a new kind of superior talent for the digital age. [Boston Consulting...
Corii Berg (Broadcast Journalism and Political Science ’89) and Cari Berg (Communication ’89) met as USC Annenberg students.
Corii is a member of the USC Annenberg Alumni Advisory Board and is Senior Executive Vice President, Business Affairs, Sony Pictures Television. Cari is the founder of Cari Berg Interior Design.
The couple was interviewed by phone following their...
By Neftalie Williams (MPD ’14)
Earlier this year, the USC Annenberg Master’s of Public Diplomacy program conducted a research trip to São Paulo, Brazil to research how public diplomacy is integrated into various...
By Professor Geoffrey Cowan *
Walter and Leonore Annenberg wanted Sunnylands , their spectacular 200-acre desert estate in...
By Larry Gross , Vice Dean of USC Annenberg
I have been asked to reflect on the challenges and opportunities presented by the experience of [re]designing Annenberg Schools.
It is true that I am probably uniquely qualified to offer such reflections as I have been intimately involved with...
By Professor François Bar and...
Sea change has come to USC Annenberg.
On October 1, 2014 the school celebrates the grand opening of the technologically transformative, 88,000-squarefoot Wallis Annenberg Hall. This summer, the School of Journalism welcomes its first cohort of nine-month Journalism M.S. students. And the School of Communication and the School of Journalism have each hired new directors —Sarah Banet-...
Most of the time, when you want to build a building, you start with an architect. This building started with a vision. It started with Dean Wilson saying: What if USC Annenberg had a facility that imagined journalism’s future, instead of imitating its past? It started with the idea that the real future of journalism — the students here — should learn and train and innovate in the kind of 21st-...