An online newsroom for PR348, a Public Relations class at the University of Texas at Austin
Meet Alina Almeida, a PR348 student who was born and raised in Mexico City. In this video she tells us why being bicultural is a big advantage in our increasingly interconnected world.
Do you call another country home? Tell us your story in the comments!
Tamara Bell or Dave Junker? Both Junker and Bell teach PR writing classes here at the Stan Richards School, and you may have had a class with either of them. But who is the better professor? Be careful how you answer! This is News & Junk, after all!
See how Sarah Warnke, a PR348 student, answers this question and more in this week’s edition of Humans of PR348.
There’s a story behind every name, some simpler than others. In this video, Cora Seelman, a PR348 student, explains the origin of hers.
Many PR students dream of landing a position at one of the biggest agencies in town like GSD&M or Edelman, often overlooking some fantastic opportunities with smaller, younger brands and agencies in the process.
Langston Dillard, a fellow PR348 student, talks about his experience working with the sportswear brand Outdoor Voices and why going small can have big benefits.
Fellow PR348er Amanda Cripe was given 20 seconds to answer five simple questions. Could you do the same?
They jump, they wave pom-poms, they somersault, they flip and they pump up the crowd at a winning or losing game. It seems like there isn’t much a Texas cheerleader can’t do. But what is being a college cheerleader actually like?
Andrew Pierce, a senior PR major and Texas cheerleader, recounts the story of his first game.
Every fall, Austin’s most famous music festival, Austin City Limits, unites music fans of all kinds from near and far. In 2015, ACL created a contest to elect an unofficial mayor of the festival.
Meet Lainey, a PR348 student and the lucky music fan that snagged the coveted title of ACL Fest mayor.
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