I met up with Emmanuel Martinez on the sun-baked patio at USC Annenberg at the end of April, a couple of weeks before he finished grad school. It’s not rare to find a journalist-in-training who can talk endlessly about his niche—in Martinez’s case, data journalism. But Martinez, who has been trained in essentially all forms of journalism--the most traditional to the most progressive--spoke...

USC Annenberg graduate student Graham Clark Stecklein was recently selected by the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE) to participate in a 2-week program this summer in New York, Germany and Poland.

The program, which selects 12 students studying journalism, law, medicine and religion, allows them to explore...

Annenberg Radio News recently received awards from the Broadcast Education Association’s Festival of Media Arts and the Intercollegiate Broadcast System’s Golden Microphone Awards.

USC student publication the Daily Trojan wrote a story about USC Annenberg hitting the $100 million mark in its long-term fundraising initiative. USC Annenberg aims to raise $150 million by June 2018.

This is part of a university-wide goal to raise $6 billion to “improve academic programs and outreach...

The Sacramento Bee ran a story about a Fremont solar manufacturing company by USC Annenberg graduate student Meng Meng .

The Fremont-based Solaria Corp. is posing a huge threat to Chinese solar companies who had nearly monopolized the United States’ solar manufacturing industry prior to...