Tracey Mendrek, Executive Vice President It is the third week in August and a right of passage begins this week as the age-old tradition of taking the first (second, third, last) child off to college begins. Interestingly, this year a well-read journalist joins the list of those being left behind by his kids this summer.
Tracey Mendrek, Executive Vice President It is the third week in August and a right of passage begins this week as the age-old tradition of taking the first (second, third, last) child off to college begins. Interestingly, this year a well-read journalist joins the list of those being left behind by his kids this summer.
Tracey Mendrek, Executive Vice President This past Saturday the sports world stood still for one single second as the Auburn Tigers ran back a missed field goal 109 yards to score the game winning touchdown over the Alabama Crimson Tide. Tom Rinaldi memorialized it in the outstanding YouTube video One Second Lasts Forever that has
Conor J. Culloton, Assistant Account Executive Infographic by Grace Culloton, Design Intern The entire landscape of education and employment is changing. The days when a high school diploma or a bachelor's degree were sufficient passages into steady employment with good benefits are gone, now just a quaint memory from a time as outdated as the
Patrick O'Connell, Intern I recently decided to make the switch from education to public relations – a switch involving professions that sit at opposite sides of the spectrum, I know. But when it came down to it, I realized that history and working with kids was a hobby that I enjoyed, not something that I