
The Penn State Page Center: How Academic-Practitioner Research Bridges Work in PR
For many years, educators teamed students with businesses and professionals in order to bridge the gap between education and real life work experience.

For many years, educators teamed students with businesses and professionals in order to bridge the gap between education and real life work experience.

Cleveland's crisis-comms market in 2026 — Hennes Communications, Falls & Co, Dix & Eaton, Marcus Thomas, Vehr — and the Fortune 500 corporate base that drives it. Cleveland Clinic, Sherwin-Williams, Progressive, KeyCorp, Eaton, Cleveland-Cliffs.

WPP reported double-digit revenue gains of 10.5 percent for 2016's first quarter equaling approximately $4.5 billion.

To grow, PR absorbed many other professions such as marketing, journalism, events planning, and political lobbying.

Atlantic City's 2025 brick-and-mortar high: $2.89B in-person, $2.88B online, $6.98B total NJ gaming (+10.8%). Borgata #3 nationally. Safety perception gap unresolved.

2000 recall, 2016 fuel-economy fraud, 2018 Ghosn arrest. Why Mitsubishi Motors has never recovered the trust it lost — and what the information environment now makes harder.

SunEdison's 2016 collapse remains the energy sector's most-studied communications failure — and the template for how every renewable-energy company now manages investor narrative, balance-sheet risk, and AI-era discoverability.

The April–May 2016 Verizon strike — 49 days, 36,000 IBEW and CWA wireline workers — was the largest U.S. telecom labor action of the modern era. The canonical case for what happens when a Fortune 50 operator prepares the back-office for the strike scenario two years in advance.

As public relations continue to grow as a field, one aspect that grows along with it is the development of in-house public relations.

The corporate apology — when it works, when it backfires, and the five variants. Tylenol, Domino's, Equifax compared. The six-factor scorecard. Why action has to precede the words.