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Wondering how to navigate through the Spring semester with extracurriculars, employment, classes and personal matters? Well, from the second this semester began, I was buried in work. I remember thinking to myself that accomplishing all of it would be impossible, but after 8 weeks, it was not as bad as it seemed. Currently, as a … Continue reading Spring Semester Lifestyle – Anna Hinkle →

Have you ever been a part of an organization but don’t know how to get involved? That was me, last year, as a sophomore hoping to join an organization I would love. It can be hard trying to navigate your passions and apply them to an organization, but thankfully, I got lucky finding the Special … Continue reading Behind the Scenes of the Special Events Committee – Maggie Noll →

Amanda graduated from Kent State University with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, majoring in Entrepreneurship and minoring in Sustainability. She is a Wholesale Account Manager for The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company where she virtually manages 400 customers across 15 states in the Eastern US to best leverage the Goodyear, Cooper and Mastercraft portfolio … Continue reading March 6 – Amanda Goodenow, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company →

(Art by Grace Cho @yoooookyung)          When I was 18 years old, I thought I knew exactly what I wanted. Then, I came to college. My dreams of being a fashion designer changed to being a buyer, then changed to being a fashion writer, and lastly, took its final form as wanting to be a … Continue reading Second Semester of Senior Year – Laine Dannemiller →

Melissa Drellishak is a 2013 graduate of Bowling Green State University as well as the Fashion Institute of Technology. Drellishak has been working at Abercrombie & Fitch since graduation. She spent 8 years on the visual merchandising team and recently managed the men's international visual team. This led to her current position overseeing the abercrombie … Continue reading February 27 – Melissa Drellishak, Abercrombie & Fitch →

Throughout my freshman year, having mentors has proved to be one of the most important things. To me, mentors are someone who can tell me what professors are the best, but also someone who will tell me what they’re wearing to an event. They will tell you which classes are easiest and where to get … Continue reading My Experience as a PRSSA Peer Mentee – Kenzie Zumbro →

From left to right: Olivia Strauss, Josie Donohue, Sam Spinale, Charlie Knox. This week, Scripps PRSSA is hosting an internship panel where students who have previously held internships will speak about their experiences. It is a great way for our members to get insight into the seemingly daunting task of applying for and fulfilling an … Continue reading February 20 – Internship Panel →

As a freshman in high school, I was told to enjoy high school while I could because it would go by in the blink of an eye. When I graduated high school, I could not be more glad to move out of my hometown and to explore something new. While I share the excitement of … Continue reading Senior Farewell: My Final Semester in PRSSA – Olivia Strauss →

John Palmer is the director of media for the Ohio Hospital Association. As the director of media, he manages public relations campaigns, supports advocacy communication and serves as OHA's media spokesperson. Palmer also teaches various media and public relations-related classes as an adjunct instructor at Capital University and Ohio Dominican University. Palmer is no stranger … Continue reading February 13 – John Palmer, The Ohio Hospital Association →

It may be an out-of-date review, but Fight Club will stand the test of time. There is a sense of comradery between people who have seen Fight Club. We share something special. It’s ironic but you feel like you have joined an exclusive club of Fight Club viewers. And the first rule is… don’t talk … Continue reading An Out-of-Date Movie Review: Fight Club – Maxwell Burton →