In a special report, researchers at the Annenberg Research Network on International Communication, led by communication professor Jonathan Taplin, evaluate the major party candidates' positions on hot-button media and technology topics, such as media consolidation and network neutrality

Communication professor Janet Fulk (pictured), along with USC Ph.D. alumnus professor Yu Connie Yuan of Cornell University, recently received a grant of $568,754 from the National Science Foundation. Communication professors Peter Monge and Dmitri Williams also received grants from the NSF

A group of 15 international journalists are visiting USC Annenberg from Oct. 9-14 as part of the Edward R. Murrow Journalism Program

Latinos '08, a documentary produced by USC Annenberg's Institute for Justice and Journalism senior fellow Phillip Rodriguez, airs Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 9 p.m. on PBS stations nationwide, including KCET in Los Angeles

The Latino Student Association of the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism partnered with the Chicano and Latino Studies Department of American Studies at USC on Sept. 30 to bring acclaimed documentary director Luis Mandoki to campus to discuss his film Fraude Mexico 2006.

A press conference and question-and-answer session, one day after the film was screened for...

A new initiative called the Center for California Health Care Journalism, led by journalism professor and principal investigator Michael Parks, will provide quality journalism on health care issues for California news media. The center is funded by a $239,000 grant from the California HealthCare Foundation

Writer in residence Norman Corwin's play about the Lincoln-Douglas debates stars Paul Giamatti and David Straithairn and will be performed at the Skirball Cultural Center from Oct.15-19

USC Annenberg presents an exhibition of images by photographer María Teresa Fernández documenting life and death along the border fence between the United States and Mexico. The exhibit, "Cerca de la Cerca - Near the Border Fence," runs until May 20, 2009 and is located on the second floor of the Annenberg School building