Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers' point guard and president of the National Basketball Player's Association, visited USC Annenberg on January 10, 2017 for a wide-ranging conversation with School of Journalism director Willow Bay
One week after presidential election results stunned the nation, there are still uncertainties about what a Trump presidency means for the future.
USC Annenberg students, faculty and staff woke on Wednesday morning to one of the most historic and surprising outcomes to a presidential election in memory, with Republican nominee Donald Trump winning against Democrat Hillary Clinton for the highest office in the land.
During the Advancing the Story: The Next Chapter in Media Impact event on November 2, hosted by The Paley Center for Media, journalism, technology, and entertainment leaders convened to address what drives media impact and how we can connect the dots between media exposure and social or political action.
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On October 26, Google’s Head of Industry, Media, and Entertainment and USC Annenberg alumna Angie Barrick shared valuable career insights with about 80 students on how to find the right career, work-life balance and the need to constantly learn new professional skills.
The event was organized by Annenberg’s Career Development office and is part of their ongoing Lunch with Leaders...
On October 21, USC Annenberg and the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television co-organized a day-long public conversation about diversity and inclusion in television, film, comics, games, and other popular media.
For Annenberg doctoral student Joan Miller , (Ph.D Communication ‘20), “Transforming...
On September 30, a diverse group of local high school students was afforded a first-hand look at the future of journalism at Wallis Annenberg Hall, with 109 freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors attending workshops geared towards the use of social media, mobile and other storytelling tools.
The third biannual High School Journalism Day was organized by Jaime Carias, USC Annenberg’s...
