USC athletic director Pat Haden visited adjunct journalism professor Jeff Fellenzer’s Journalism 380: “Sports, Business and Media in Today’s Society” class to provide insight about how media affect college-level sports.
The Q-and-A discussion allowed both the professor and students to ask Haden some pressing questions about media, college athletics and recent NCAA sanctions. Haden said...
USC Annenberg alumna Lauren Whaley (M.A. Specialized Journalism 2010) and Jake De Grazia (M.A. Specialized Journalism 2012) recently married in New York in the midst of Hurricane Irene. Currently a multimedia reporter for the California HealthCare Foundation Center for Health Reporting in Alhambra, Calif., Whaley wrote an article titled “...
KCET-TV has launched a blog written with the help of USC Annenberg graduate students that analyzes Los Angeles policy decisions.
A recent post written by second-year Broadcast Journalism graduate student...
Intersections: South LA Report facilitates a high school mentoring program, which sends USC mentors to local South Los Angeles high schools to teach multimedia journalism skills. Intersections serves Manual Arts, Foshay Learning Center and Dorsey High Schools. Mentors develop valuable relationships with young students, inspiring and training...
The USC home page featured an article about the Annenberg Innovation Lab , which was introduced at an Aug. 23 open house. “Innovation is not just about bits and bytes," USC Annenberg Dean...
Student organizations are offering a variety of ways to get involved this semester. Neon Tommy is hosting open houses on Aug. 25 and Aug. 31 at 3 p.m. in the Annenberg West Lobby.
Annenberg Radio News is holding an information session on Aug. 30 from noon to 3 p.m. in room G-40....
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...
Dean Ernest J. Wilson III and every member of the USC Annenberg faculty and staff welcome new and returning students to the new academic year. "This is always the most exciting time of the year," Dean Wilson said. "Our already-accomplished students are anxious to acquire new knowledge and skills,...