Within art, literary work, music and journalism, there have always been voices that truly capture the essence of a topic or even given genres. These writers often deal with the difficult task of breaking down dense material for their audience but their elucidation allow for better comprehension of the subject at hand.
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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.
Orange County Register names new publisher
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The Online News Association held their annual conference and awards banquet at the end of September in Chicago, with numerous USC Annenberg faculty and staff members in attendance.
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By Neftalie Williams (MPD ’14)
Earlier this year, the USC Annenberg Master’s of Public Diplomacy program conducted a research trip to São Paulo, Brazil to research how public diplomacy is integrated into various...
By Professor Geoffrey Cowan *
Walter and Leonore Annenberg wanted Sunnylands , their spectacular 200-acre desert estate in...
Journalists and community activists from around Los Angeles came together last night to discuss the role of USC in the ever-changing South L.A. area. USC Vision and Voices hosted " Voices of South L.A.: Civic Action and Community Voice " in the Annenberg Auditorium Thursday evening, drawing USC students, faculty...
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.
News and notes as reported by our esteemed graduates. From books published to awards won, here's a sampling of what our alumni are up to.
Bill Owen (B.A. Telecommunications ’53) is the author of “Dropping Names: 60 Plus Years of Broadcasting Memories,” tracing his career from KUSC-FM to his 30 years at ABC New York. He is also the author of other books, such as “All Those Things My...