Author: Katherine Taylor | Major: Editorial Journalism The start to this summer’s Medieval England program was not a graceful one. I was already in London when my 18 classmates arrived. The plan was to fly from Heathrow to Newcastle and ride on a bus to Durham from...
Rome is not a monolith: A self-portrait of Italy’s capital city
Author: Katherine Taylor | Major: Journalism As I trek across the Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II, the hot Italian sun beats down unforgivingly. To my left, bright rays glint off the Tiber River, giving the Castel Sant’Angelo a warm glow; to my right, Vespas, taxis, and...
A semester in Spain
Author: Courtney Sakmar | Major: Journalism This past semester I was lucky enough to finish my senior year in Barcelona, Spain. I chose this program as it allowed me to finish out my last college classes in a new and enriching environment. Most of the classes I took...
The Press Shop: Where Messages Are From One Speaker to Three Million Arkansans
As much as I have gained from the lessons and memories of the internship, I am grateful for the staff and fellow interns I came to know. Every staff member welcomed interns and included us in meetings whenever possible.
Learning and Truly Living
Author: Alexis Campbell Majors: Journalism- Advertising and Public Relations Breathtaking- that’s how I would describe my entire experience abroad; and no, I don’t just mean when my breath was literally taken from my lungs...
12 Alcohol Brands, 54 Variables, 570 Advertisements and 27,000 Excel Cells
My name is Alexis Campbell, I am a senior at the University of Arkansas pursuing an Honors Bachelor of Arts in journalism from the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences. My degree includes an emphasis in advertising and public relations and a minor in marketing from...
Publishing with a Purpose
I think a really great way to find out about opportunities for internships is to let your professors know you want experience. You never know where your big connection or breakthrough will come from.