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Raise your hand if you’re balancing school, extracurricular activities and at least one part-time job. I know I’m not the only one. On top of school-work, I’m an account executive at PRowl Public Relations, a marketing intern with Temple Athletics, and a Technical Specialist at Apple. Here are some tips and tricks I have found to … Continue reading Fall Semester Survival Guide
I first got into Glossier in 2016. Back then, it was still a small, indie brand (only two years old). The sole reason I knew about the company was that a friend raved to me about how much she loved their products. After trying a facial cleanser, I was instantly hooked. Through Glossier's spectacular PR … Continue reading How Glossier Climbed to the Top with Spectacular PR
By: Kathleen Venango For us seniors, we have reached the final days. It's mid-April, we are being inundated with final assignments, projects, papers, and exams. We are trying to balance our work in school, finishing our internships, and stressing over the job search. As aspiring public relations professionals, it almost feels like twice as much … Continue reading Three Tips for Starting Your Personal Brand
By Max Simons I would be lying if I said I did not think about buying the Away suitcase at least three times in 2019. I had to talk myself out of buying a $225 suitcase, yet I keep seeing it on Instagram, and it makes me want it more. So, why was I so … Continue reading Microinfluencers: Effective or Expensive?
By Maryam Siddiqi When I was younger, I assumed everyone was biologically programmed to wake up one day and suddenly realize what their true talent and purpose in life were. Everything would click and you would realize, “oh, I love medicine! I’m great at medicine! Guess I’ll be a doctor!” As I went through high … Continue reading Love at Tenth Google Search: A More Practical Take on Finding a Major
By Peyton Pflug As part of celebrating 50 years, Temple PRSSA hosted a mid-Atlantic regional conference this past weekend. One of my favorite parts of the conference was the fake news and ethics panel. The panel of media experts included Jason Mollica of American University, Adam Dvorin of Winning Strategies, Cherri Gregg of KYW News Radio, … Continue reading Takeaways from PRSSA’s Fake News and Ethics Panel
By Olivia Rotondo If you visited Instagram sometime in early January, you probably saw a photo of a simple brown egg racking up millions of likes. The World Record Instagram Egg (@world_record_egg) broke Kylie Jenner’s record of 18 million likes on an Instagram post by creating a trending moment on social media. Most people thought … Continue reading The World Record Egg: Genius or Missed Opportunity Blog
By Maria Clara Ribeiro “I’m not doing enough!” “He said he’s already done seven internships and I’m struggling to find my second.” “She’s interning in New York City this summer and I’m stuck in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.” “I’m never going to get hired.” “She said she finally developed her ‘personal brand’, what does that even mean?!” … Continue reading How to manage your own Internship Journey
PRowl Public Relations, Temple University’s first and only student-run Public Relations firm is presenting recent client work at the 2019 Symposium for Undergraduate Research and Creativity, Friday, April 11, from 2-3:20. Members of the PRowl Public Relations account team will be presenting “Advocacy, Agitation, Meaning and Messages: Stepping Forward” on PRowl’s public relations outreach and … Continue reading PRowl Public Relations will present at 2019 Symposium for Temple Undergraduate Research and Creativity
By Le Rico Le Minh Hoang Globalization is an undeniable process happening on every corner of the world. Changes are happening, and many industries have to reinvent itself to adapt to the new world, communication is not an exception. Communications play a crucial role in globalization yet we still haven’t quite figured out how to … Continue reading Intercultural Communication in today’s world