Moving across the country for graduate school is an undertaking that could daunt even the most fearless of students. Fortunately USC Annenberg M.S. Journalism program students Jessica and Maritza Moulite were right by each other’s side when they moved from Miami to Los Angeles and started a nine-month graduate program. “Nothing beats having your sister here,” Maritza, the older of the two by a...
Ani Ucar, MA ’15, discusses how she broke her big LA Weekly story.
USC Annenberg School of Journalism Director Willow Bay wants students to get adventurous.
Annenberg Forum 2014 took place Friday, November 7, 2014 at Wallis Annenberg Hall on USC’s University Park campus.
This invitation-only convening about the Third Space featured high-level executives from the business, non-profit, government, and higher education sectors.
At USC Annenberg, we don’t just cover the news, we make it. “Quoted: USC Annenberg in the News” gathers a selection of the week’s news stories featuring and written by Annenberg’s leaders, faculty, staff and others.
Obamacare Discussion on Valley Edition: One Year After The Rollout
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The Internet is a growing platform for change in the political process; users’ faith in the reliability of online information continues to decline; and fewer adults approve of children’s online use, according to the annual study of the impact of online technology on Americans by the USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future .
These views...
By USC Annenberg Public Affairs Staff
USC Annenberg’s Health Journalism Fellowships program launches its “Health Matters” webinar series this week, with a provocative online discussion with leading health care...
As finals are around the corner and another semester comes to an end, it isn’t often that students can match an instructor’s energy and enthusiasm for a class. In USC Annenberg Professor Robert Hernandez ’s first-of-its-kind Google Glass course, however, class engagement remains high, especially as...
