By Anne Bergman

Students in the “Designing Media and Communication Projects for Social Change” course at the USC Annenberg School of Communication got the chance to put theory into practice this spring, strategizing a plan to help a community-based nonprofit improve outcomes for urban male youth in high school and beyond.

Co-taught by...

Research on tranforming cancer knowledge through narrative has won the National Institutes of Health Common Fund 10-Year Commemoration Video Contest.

Rosalie Murphy, USC Annenberg '14 has been awarded a Pulitzer Center International Fellowship for Reporting. The awards are given to students, studying at the Center's campus affiliates, for reporting projects that focus on topics and regions of global importance, with an emphasis on issues that have gone unreported or under-reported in the mainstream American media.

"The fellowship is...

On Friday, May 16, the USC Annenberg community celebrated another successful commencement. For a full recap of Commencement 2014, visit the stories below. Commencement Recaps: Communications - T Bone Burnett Tells Communications Graduates: "You Are the Ones" Journalism -...

By Alex Reed

National Public Radio’s Guy Raz stopped by USC Annenberg on May 6 to share some pizza and thoughts with USC Annenberg students as a break from studying for finals.

Raz, who also spoke later that evening at USC Annenberg’s James L. Loper Lecture in Public Service Broadcasting, was introduced by USC Annenberg...

Jarl Mohn, Member of USC Annenberg Board of Councilors, Named NPR Head

A survey by the USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future and Bovitz, Inc. found that nearly one‐third of respondents said if they left home without their mobile device, they would return for it no matter how much time was needed to get it.