By: Alli donnelly Photo Courtesy of Airam Dato on Pexels For Gen Z, the hiring process has gone digital in a way no generation before us has experienced. We’ve grown up online, and our digital presence has become part of how we get hired. While platforms like Instagram or TikTok help shape personal identity, LinkedIn has become the most important space for building a professional one. It’s no longer just a résumé site; it’s where opportunities start and networks form. Why Lin

BY: Adam Tabet Photo Courtesy of Ready Made on Pexels Just as it would feel weird feeding a carrot to this “horse” and “bunny,” why do we so easily choose companies that merely portray they are “sustainable” or “ethically” sourced? Large, elaborate, and expensive public relations and marketing campaigns are often started by companies to share how responsible and sustainable their business practices and products are. Many consumers fall victim to greenwashing, or as I like to

by: Kristen Sansone Photo Courtesy of James Madison University How does public relations impact the consumer engagement, customer trust, and brand loyalty of early-stage entrepreneurial ventures? This research question combines the two fields I am most passionate about: public relations and entrepreneurship. As a public relations concentration and an entrepreneurship minor, I often see overlap between the two fields.  With the rise of entrepreneurship and social media in this

Photo Courtesy of James Madison University Networking is one of the most important things a college student can do to help their post-graduation life. Building relationships with alumni, professors, or fellow students helps shape your career path in ways that simply taking classes can’t.  Career opportunities One of the main benefits of networking is career opportunities. You may receive offers for internships, jobs, and future collaborations. Employers look for candidates wh