The award-winning journalist will host events and lectures in addition to teaching at the university’s Washington, D.C., base, and participate in events in Los Angeles as well.
VIDEO: Benjamin and Matthew Royer are diving into multidisciplinary reporting and engaging in their passion for storytelling in unique ways.
A conversation at USC Annenberg with the author and activist highlights the celebration of Charlotta Bass Day.
The team wins the USC Annenberg investigative reporting award for its work exposing conflicts of interest among U.S. Supreme Court justices.
The free and informed press, long considered a cornerstone of American democracy, has reached an inflection point. USC experts discuss.
Center for Health Journalism’s collaborative brings together eight outlets serving Black, Latino and Asian audiences.
Students will have the opportunity to collaborate with news organizations including The Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, ProPublica, Reuters and Wired magazine.
USC researchers are helping streamline reporters’ workflows with AI gadgets, including a source-recommendation engine.
USC Annenberg course examines how AI tools like Bard, ChatGPT and DALL-E are opening up new frontiers in newsrooms, writers’ rooms and boardrooms.
The files of the CCNMA — formerly known as the California Chicano News Media Association — will serve as an essential scholarly resource.
