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What Viewers Learned From the 2016 General Election Presidential Debates

Knowledge about some issues increased but judgments about who was qualified to be president didn't change.

• Political Communication

Study Finds Linkage Between Social Network Structure and Brain Activity

People who are surrounded by different types of social networks use their brains differently.

• Technology & Society

Annenberg Students Win 2017 Ackoff Fellowships

Joshua Becker and Elissa Kranzler will conduct research in decision making under risk and uncertainty.

Annenberg Alumni News, Spring 2017

The latest news from Annenberg School graduate alumni.

Comm Majors Write Communications Plans for Cities Across America

Each student addressed a particular problem in a particular city and submitted their plan to the city’s leadership.

Doctoral Student Jazmyne Sutton Explores the Use of Visuals in Health Communication

How do you know when an image will help or hinder the impact of the message?

• Health Communication

Mutz Awarded 2017 Andrew Carnegie Fellowship

Mutz will study the growing backlash against globalization in Europe and North America.

• Political Communication

Eleven Undergraduates Present Senior Honors Theses

Their subjects span the field of Communication, from Cuba’s new media landscape to the musical Hamilton.

Volinsky Wins 2017 Graduate Teaching Prize

Nominated by undergraduates, Volinsky was described as helpful, knowledgeable, available, supportive, compassionate, and kind.

Austin Lecture 2017: Social Workers Need to Understand Impact of Cyber-interaction on Adolescents

The future of social work embraces technology and uses it as a tool to better engage with and understand young clients.

• Culture & Media
• Technology & Society