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Pulitzer-Winning Political Cartoonist Collection Donated to Annenberg

From the proliferation of big data to the rapid circulation of information on digital networks to how citizens talk about...

At the Annual Annenberg Lecture, Kate Shaw and Chris Hayes Reflect on Capturing Attention in a Changing Political Landscape

Every year, the Annenberg School for Communication and the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania’s annual Annenberg...

• Political Communication

Amy Gutmann Honored by Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History

The museum honored Gutmann with the Only in America® Award, “given to Jewish Americans who have made enormous contributions to our world.”

Dolores Albarracín Receives Career Award from Society for Personality and Social Psychology

PIK Professor Dolores Albarracín has been honored for her contributions to social psychology.

Kathleen Jamieson Delivers AAAS Carey Lecture on Preempting Misconceptions About Science

The Annenberg Public Policy Center director has been honored with the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s William D. Carey Lectureship Award for Leadership in Science Policy.

Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Public Health Campaigns Across Philadelphia

Professor Andy Tan and Research Associate and Lecturer Matthew Brook O'Donnell are both interested in how artificial intelligence could make it easier for community-based organizations to improve public health in Philadelphia.

• Health Communication

Annenberg Answers: Understanding AI Actress Tilly Norwood’s Arrival

Tilly Norwood, the “AI actress” recently making headlines, has sparked debate in the media industry about the future of AI in filmmaking.

• Culture & Media
• Media Institutions
• Technology & Society

Annenberg Conversations Podcast: Following Global Media Flows

The Annenberg School is pleased to launch season two of Annenberg Conversations, a podcast series where Dean Sarah Banet-Weiser, examines vital and pressing issues in the field of communication studies with leading Annenberg scholars

Desmond Patton Named Penn Commonwealth-Engaged Scholar

The Penn Commonwealth-Engaged Scholars (PCES) Program is a new initiative aimed at deepening the university’s connection with communities across Pennsylvania.

The Annenberg School Welcomes Sixteen New Ph.D. Students To Its 2025 Cohort

The students in the School's newest cohort of doctoral students study topics ranging from the creator economy to global news production.