To reach his goal of becoming a conflict photographer, Yannick Peterhans realized he had to become a better journalist and utilized a master's degree in specialized journalism to get there.
Hunter Hinson grew up in a world of conflicting views. He was schooled in Northern California but retained close connections to family in the Midwest. That contrast between the traditional conservative values of his extended family while attending a high school that was diverse and progressive may have prepared him for today’s ever more divisive political climate.
At USC,...
Bella Chavez was encouraged to follow her passions during her youth in Salinas, Calif., a small Central Coast agricultural town also known as the salad bowl of the world. Still, she wasn’t sure what she wanted to do for a living until halfway through her senior year at UC Berkeley.
“My parents are strong believers in the American Dream, and they always encouraged...
Kelley Chan engages with classmates in the Managing Complexity in Diverse Organizations (MCDO) course from an internet cafe in Bangkok, Thailand. During a three-month-long spontaneous solo trip across multiple South East Asia countries, she is finishing up her last class as she prepares to...
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Jermaine Anthony Richards , who is pursuing his PhD in communication at USC Annenberg, has received the...
Despite the Big Lie’s dispiriting tenacity, despite the “disinformation at scale” that AI’s advances may signify, some of the best journalists on TV are imperturbably digging for truth, combating deception and defending democracy.
That is the message sent by the work of the winners of the 12 th biennial Walter Cronkite Awards...
