Peter Segal (B.A. Broadcast Journalism ’84), director of the film version of Get Smart, America’s top-grossing movie on its opening weekend, recently sat for an interview for MovieMaker magazine and said he had been pulled in two professional directions while a journalism student at USC Annenberg

Recent USC alumna Esmeralda Bermudez (B.A. Print Journalism '03) will join the Los Angeles Times' California Desk later this month after a successful stint with the Oregonian

Journalism professor Marc Cooper and alumnus Frank Buckley (B.A. Broadcast Journalism '87) were both honored June 21 at the 50th annual Los Angeles Press Club awards

USC Annenberg executive in residence and McClatchy Washington editor David Westphal leads a panel discussion in Washington, D.C. featuring top Washington correspondents and bureau chiefs discussing the impact of new media on traditional Washington reporting on June 19

USC Annenberg executive in residence and McClatchy Washington editor David Westphal leads a panel discussion in Washington, D.C. featuring top Washington correspondents and bureau chiefs discussing the impact of new media on traditional Washington reporting on June 19

The Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy selected Ph.D. candidate and USC Annenberg alumna Lauren Bree Movius (pictured, M.A. Global Communication '05) as the recipient of the Joshua Feigenbaum Award in Mass Communication Policy

Faculty, students, staff and friends of USC Annenberg mourn the sudden death of Tim Russert, paying tribute to his journalistic and political expertise and objectivity

Journalism professor Roberto Suro said in a June 12 National Public Radio interview that the Latino vote could go either way in the 2008 presidential election