Adjunct professor Carol Quinn 's new book, Follow My Lead: What Training My Dogs taught Me About Life, Love, and Happiness , was released by Seal Press on July 26. "My book is a memoir set against the backdrop of dog agility, and with two rather...
USC Annenberg introduced a new cutting-edge idea-generation space for the Annenberg Innovation Lab on Tuesday at an open house event packed with students, faculty and corporate partners.
Journalism professor Diane Winston 's JOUR 585 Reporting on Religion class has just launched a website of student work done in Israel this spring.
"Many of the stories provide background on the economic and social conditions...
Marty Kaplan , director of USC Annenberg's Norman Lear Center , has spent much of August in Australia, as visiting professor at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney.
Kaplan has lectured, given presentations on the U.S. media landscape and been featured on several Australian shows.
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The economic turmoil of the past decade has combined with long-standing demographic change to remake the geography of identity and privilege in metropolitan America. On this new landscape, old notions of city and suburb are no longer useful in locating rich and poor, native and immigrant, whites and minorities....
A group of 18 USC Annenberg journalism, public relations and communication students recently returned home from a successful summer internship in Hong Kong and Shanghai, where they worked for high-profile news and public relations agencies.
Communication and journalism professor Félix Gutiérrez earned accolades from journalism educators for a career focused on diversity and inclusiveness
As journalism professor Joe Saltzman accepted the Scripps Howard Foundation’s Teacher of the Year award, he said that if it hadn’t been for a compassionate high-school teacher, he “probably would have ended up a window cleaner.”
