As someone with various responsibilities, managing your to-dos can be difficult, and finding the energy to complete them can be even harder. Throughout our education, and even in our workplaces, we’ve all heard the phrase “find what works best for you” in relation to studying habits, completing tasks, memorization tactics, and more. But we rarely hear about how to enhance our motivation and personalize it, which is really where building long-lasting habits has to start.
Read MoreThe moment I stepped into my flat, it hit me: I was completely alone in a foreign country, 3,765 miles away from everyone I know and love. They warn you about the emotional whirlwind that can come with studying abroad, but nothing fully prepares you for the rush of excitement, fear, and anxiety that hits all at once, especially when combined with jet lag.
Read MoreDuolingo’s shift to AI-powered lessons has sparked backlash, with users calling out the company’s lack of transparency and accountability. This blog explores how the brand’s once-brilliant social media presence fell flat during the transition, and what it means for PR in the AI age.
Read MoreWhen I accepted a summer internship 3,000 miles from home, I was equal parts excited and terrified. The thought of living in a new city, on my own, for twelve weeks was thrilling, and I was eager to get out of my comfort zone…
Read MoreSpring means the sun is shining once again after months of early sunsets, snowy weather, and negative temperatures. For college students, this time of year represents spring break, and for those living in a cold states like Michigan, it means a chance to escape to warm and sunny paradises like Cancun, Miami Beach, and Key West.
Read MoreIt’s the most wonderful time of the year! With Halloween in the past and November underway, the holiday season has officially begun. With the early announcements of Black Friday’s best deals are released, everyone creates their dream gift list. These campaigns should be taken into account as it allows people to draw inspiration for people to determine what is on their own wishlist.
Read MoreThere is something so nerve-wracking, yet still so exciting, about post-grad life. Personally, I hate change. I love where I am. Whenever somebody mentions graduating, I get a stress rash across my chest and entirely shut down – it is not something I am comfortable with.
Read MoreAs Advertising and Public Relations students, we are constantly challenged to create, create, and create some more. But when it comes to assignments, papers, social media posts, blogs, and more, sometimes we just hit a creative block. This blog will provide you with some tips to keep and manage your creative spark!
Read More“What’s the most important skill you need to be successful in the PR industry?” While networking with PR professionals and successful individuals in similar fields, I’ve definitely asked that question the most. As a student with an unclear career path, I figured that learning the most important skills early on would optimize my time for whatever direction I decide to take.
Read MorePride Month is here! Now comes that time of year when the logos of most brands’ social media accounts turn into a rainbow-field version, “ally” is tacked on to the end of bios, and Canva templates are used as a throwaway attempt to promote their “pride.” Queer people deserve better. It’s as simple as that.
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