The Nov. 6 installment of the popular "Annenberg Open Forum on Politics, War…and More" focused on the campaign and post-campaign atmosphere on campus – and throughout the nation – and brought out some sharp student and faculty feedback on omission, reconciliation and new methods of follow-up made possible by new media technology

Annenberg TV News, USC Annenberg's student-run nightly newscast, airs "Election Central" live on election night beginning at 7 p.m.

USC Annenberg welcomed back its alumni on Nov. 1 before the homecoming football win against Washington with a day full of re-connections, new connections and good ol'-fashioned fun

The McCormick Foundation has awarded a $120,000 grant to USC Annenberg's Institute for Justice and Journalism (IJJ) for a two-part fellowship program for ethnic media journalists, focusing on news coverage of urban environmental justice.

Annenberg TV News, USC Annenberg's student-run nightly newscast, announced its Election Central section is up and running beginning Oct. 27, and will air live on election night beginning at 7 p.m

USC Annenberg welcomes back its alumni on Nov. 1 before the homecoming football game against Washington with a day full of re-connections, new connections and good ol'-fashioned fun

William H. Perkins, a professor of speech pathology who was a nationally recognized authority on stuttering, died Oct. 6, as a result of complications from a fall in Baldwin Hills, Calif. He was 85

USC Annenberg and Dean Ernest J. Wilson III hosted Trojan Parents Weekend Oct. 10-11, including a Breakfast with the Dean, Open Forum with special guest former California Governor Gray Davis, and a catered picnic before the the USC football team's 28-0 win over Arizona State