By Olivia Niland
USC Annenberg’s California Endowment Health Journalism Fellowship hosted its semi-annual health journalism training institute Feb. 24-27. The theme of the four-day institute was health and place, and aimed to train and inform California health journalists through a series of panels and workshops...
USC Annenberg Associate Professor Larry Pryor was featured in a story from NPR’s Seattle affiliate KPLU-FM about Washington Governor Jay Inslee’s goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Pryor argued that “...
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...
Initiative supports cutting-edge new building, scholarships and research.
Brazil is currently transitioning from a regional and hemispheric hegemon to a global power. Brazil is truly at a crossroads: it is a rising power with immense economic and political potential, yet at the same time, suffers many of the ills of a still-developing country.
Journalism and Public Diplomacy Professor Philip Seib wrote a Huffington Post column earlier this week on why the United States should increase efforts to protect the rights of...
By Anne Bergman
According to newspaper publisher Aaron Kushner, the reports that the print medium is dead have been greatly exaggerated.
Kushner said he expects the Orange County Register , which Kushner’s private equity firm 2100 Trust LLC purchased in 2012, to be profitable this year....
USC Annenberg Ph.D. candidate Young Ji Kim received the University Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award from the USC Center for Excellence in Teaching.