The broadcast journalism students received the award, named after the late Lakers broadcaster Chick Hearn (pictured), at a ceremony during halftime at the Lakers-New Jersey Nets game on Sunday, November 26.

With its young audience constantly finding new ways to interact with content on the Web, the site's updates include state-by-state analysis of the 2006 U.S. Senate election results.

Religion, public diplomacy, sports and the portrayal of sexual minorities are on the docket as USC Annenberg faculty and graduate students join other communication scholars at the annual meeting.

Applicants to the inaugural class of the new Communication Management degree program area come from both academia and the professional realm.

A decade after voters approved Proposition 209, USC Annenberg’s Institute for Justice and Journalism finds that many minorities are missing out on the expected benefits of the reform bill.

The album, subtitled "Perhaps the most offensive album ever made," features explicitly anti-Semitic turn-of-the-century songs that were played by Jewish musicians.

Amy Tenowich January 2006 Also see: Keeping Abreast of the News Fur has been flying over the recent termination of Los Angeles Animal Services General Manager Guerdon Stuckey. Some think Stuckey's firing was politically motivated and unfair, while others feel he wasn't doing enough to curb euthanasia rates at city...

Amy Tenowich April 2006 Also see: No reason for the death penalty Breasts are breaking news. In fact, they are breaking out of several local female anchors’ blouses. Tune in yourself for an eyewitness account of the cramming and hoisting. Perhaps this is the industry’s attempt to make news more uplifting , but...