After sports icon and equality activist Billie Jean King closed out her remarks at USC Annenberg’s 2024 commencement ceremony, she added in a puckish surprise, grabbing her racquet and volleying tennis balls high into the air for graduates to catch.

A lucky dozen or so came away with keepsakes of the moment. But all in attendance received the advantage of...

Etolia Stinson’s experience in broadcast journalism and social media management helped prepare her for the MS in Public Relations Innovation, Strategy and Management (PRISM) online program.

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As a USC Annenberg Ambassador , public relations major Joyce Gao represents the school’s diverse student body by helping the next generation of Trojans learn what it’s like to study, learn and play at USC. She takes her duties seriously because she knows the importance of a campus visit. “My visit to USC's campus swayed me toward...

PhD candidate Eduardo Gonzalez has spent the last five years studying how refugees use smartphones and the internet for their general well-being and survival, and to connect to broader networks of care during processes of displacement and migration. Gonzalez believes his time at USC Annenberg allowed him to develop meaningful personal and...

Combining her passion for writing and entertainment, journalism major Kaitlyn Huamani is building a fulfilling career in the industry, propelled by #ASCJ opportunities including covering the Sundance Film Festival alongside reporters from legacy outlets. Her next steps? Finishing up an internship with the L.A. Times, then starting another one at The Associated Press.

Her pop culture obsession, entertainment industry knowledge and the ability to tell compelling stories are just a few reasons why Tess Patton was selected to be the inaugural recipient of the TheWrap Reporting Fellowship.

TheWrap established the new...

Majoring in communication allowed Eric GyuMin Choi to engage in versatile, interdisciplinary coursework — something that carried into his #ASCJ involvement as an ATVN director, news anchor and reporter in the Annenberg Media Center...

Ray Troncoso was a working journalist in Jacksonville, Florida, who had previously earned notice for his reporting about major shifts in Illinois state policy. He certainly experienced satisfaction helping to hold policymakers accountable and to elucidate the sometimes-arcane details that held major implications for people’s lives. Yet Troncoso wished he had more time to focus on...