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Hyperlocal reporting covers the news in your backyard
USC Annenberg journalism professors Robert Hernandez (pictured, left) and Willa Seidenberg (right) discussed the impact of local news reporting at the “News in Your Backyard” session on Oct. 28 during Parents Weekend. Journalism professor Judy Muller moderated the conversation and Q&A. … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Culture, Future of Media, Student News
Tagged hyperlocal, Intersections: South L.A., Judy Muller, Robert Hernandez, School of Journalism, Trojan Parents Weekend, Willa Seidenberg
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Prospective students hone their craft at Community College Journalism Day
Dozens of students attended USC Annenberg’s Community College Journalism Day, sponsored by the McCormick Foundation, on Oct. 21 (see the day’s agenda). School of Journalism director Geneva Overholser opened the event by introducing guest speakers Gale Holland and Michael Finnegan … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Future of Media
Tagged Community College Journalism Day, Events, Journalism
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Student photo exhibit shows “Our Neighborhoods, Our Stories”
Beyond the glitz of Hollywood and the glamor of Beverly Hills lies another side of Los Angeles. Unless they look closely, though, most people will miss the culturally rich and complex community that lives in South Los Angeles. To counter … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Events, Student News
Tagged hyperlocal, Robert Hernandez, South Los Angeles, Student Media, student work
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Instructor profile: Jeremy Rawitch
It may only be Jeremy Rawitch’s first year of teaching, but his past experiences ensure that he knows his material. Rawitch currently teaches Introduction to Advertising at USC Annenberg. Surprisingly, advertising was not what the professor started off with. Rawitch … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Adjunct professors, advertising, Public Relations, School of Journalism, social media
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Stables crafts national debate topic
This debate season, college students all over the country will center their discussions on a topic proposed by communication professor and director of debate and forensics Gordon Stables. Over the summer, Stables crafted a proposal on the “Arab Spring” movement … Continue reading
Posted in Global, Politics
Tagged Arab Spring, Debate, Gordon Stables, Trojan Debate Squad
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K.C. Cole to participate in two science-related events this weekend
Journalism professor K.C. Cole will participate in two science-centered discussions this weekend. On Saturday, Oct. 1, Cole will moderate a debate titled “Three Planetary Scientists Talk Thrills, Chills & An Ex-Planet Named Pluto.” The hour-long discussion will take place at … Continue reading