Michael Chow

In Spring 2023, USC Annenberg’s “Climate Stories” class explored different ways to see and narrate issues surrounding the climate crisis on campus.

Underneath a juicy vehicular feud lies well-done criticism of an appearance-driven culture and an exploration of Asian American mental health.

Climate activists all around the country organized a “national day of action” in the memory of Joye Braun, a Lakota activist who erected the first structure at Standing Rock Sioux Reservation to protest the Keystone XL pipeline.

From the Grove to Hollywood Palladium to USC: Angelenos eagerly await electoral results. USC Annenberg photographers spread across Los Angeles to follow the electoral results live.

Dallas Fuel wins the 5th season of Overwatch League as the premier eSports competition returns for in-person competition. Annenberg Media photographer follows a new era for Overwatch eSports.

Climbers and locals came together to give the national park a makeover in the inaugural Joshua Tree Facelift event.

USC hosts the first K-pop concert on an American university campus with the finals of the North American K-pop Dance Cover competition and performances by K-pop stars Kim Sejeong and KINGDOM

As the anniversary of the 2021 Atlanta spa shooting approaches, a vigil at USC honored those who lost their lives in violent attacks against the APISA community since then.

While NASCAR’s recent races in California and diversity programs are attempts to expand to a more varied audience, some of their core fans defiantly hang on to racist views and make NASCAR's culture hostile to new, diverse fans. How can NASCAR out-drag its white-dominant, and for some, racist audience?

While the Norwegian disaster film depicts an eerily realistic catastrophe, it simply cannot escape the predictable storylines that disaster films rely on.

USC Annenberg Media photographers document NASCAR's Clash at the Coliseum.

Photostory by the USC Annenberg Media photo desk chronicling "Conquest!" 2021

Annenberg Media reporters share their experience interviewing the stars of “Squid Game” on the pink carpet next to media professionals.

The latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) sticks an impactful, humanist landing amidst tumultuous setup and expectations.

For a show priding itself on its scathing criticism on the failings and spectacle of capitalism, Netflix’s marketing campaign and the cultural fads it spawned encourage the consumerist phenomenon it seeks to discourage.