USC Annenberg faculty Marty Kaplan and Robert Scheer had columns about the first presidential debate featured in The Huffington Post and Truthdig.com, respectively.
Kaplan’s column,...
Journalism professor Judy Muller will attend the Conference on the Rural West in Ogden,...
By Jessica Zech Student Writer Barry Shank , professor of American studies, cultural theory and popular music at the Ohio State University, presented his research at USC Annenberg on how listening to music can transform what people consider political voices. Shank explained that music makes people aware of social patterns,...
On Oct. 17, communication and journalism professor Josh Kun will introduce a series of programs called Crossfader at the Santa Monica Museum of Art (SMMoA), where he is serving as inaugural Resident Collector in its Collection of Ideas lecture series...
The USC Annenberg Innovation Lab (AIL) recently brought together television news professionals, technology executives, and USC faculty and students for a day-long workshop to explore one question: How can we reinvent TV news?
“There's this kind of disconnect between the way that news is produced and the way news is consumed,” said...
A panel of Olympic athletes and experts gathered at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism on Sept. 27 to discuss the role of public diplomacy in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Philip Seib , director of the...
The USC Alumni Association held its annual Volunteer Recognition Awards on Friday, honoring USC Annenberg’s Kirk Stewart with the Widney Alumni House Award for exceptional service...
USC Annenberg's Center on Public Diplomacy hosted Ambassador William Luers, Ambassador Frank Wisner and Admiral Eric Olson on Sept. 19 to discuss The Iran Project’s report on the potential benefits and costs of the United States attacking Iran. The discussion came during...
