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Public Relations During Times of Tragedy

One thing I’ve learned in my 15+ years of PR is that as professionals, we’re skilled at changing our focus at the drop of a hat. Sometimes it’s necessary to go from pitching a feel-good story to crisis mode in…

The Many Shades of PR Professionals

– Maggie MacDonald Like many of my college classmates, I live with constant apprehension about the future. We worry if we’re choosing the right major and whether our career choice will lead to professional success and personal satisfaction. I decided…

Different Strokes for Different Folks

–Blair Kahora Cardinal & Megan Keohane People who are Type A are like vegans or hipsters—they’re confident in their Type A-ness and everyone around them knows it.  Then there are others who are a mix of Type A and Type…

In PR, It’s Much More Than Your Major

-Katie Dillon As a very determined and decisive student entering my first year of college, I thought I had my whole plan figured out. Tinged with a bit of naivety, I embarked on my journey studying at a very global-centric…

Adding Some Personality to Your Pitching

In theory, pitching reporters is a relatively easy task. You write the pitch, find a reporter, and then send that pitch to said reporter. Sounds easy enough, right? While it sounds that easy when you look at the basics, pitching…

Dusting Off Your Office Space

Spring is in full swing – the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming and (in Philly, at least) the humidity is rearing its ugly head again. It’s time for that yearly spruce up. At home, you’re probably opening the…

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