In our digital world, we often forget the power of a handshake, a spoken hello, and a random connection that could only be made by engaging in casual, in-person conversation. When I first learned that the Denver Art Museum would … more »

As a plus one at a destination wedding, I’ve had the luxury to spend the last three days on the sandy beaches of the Villa Montana Beach Resort about 90 minutes from Old San Juan. I don’t remember the last … more »

Maybe I fell victim to the silos of academia. In the higher education world, as a result of splitting subject matters into disciplines, we sometimes lose the connections between and among things, as people become territorial about their theories, their … more »

Guest Blogger: James Burge, graduating senior at University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Communications Department You’ve done it! You’ve decided to pursue a career in public relations (PR) and accepted the title of communication/ public relations major. You must carry this … more »

Charles Arthur, The Guardian’s technology editor posted an article today on Storify, narrating a recent Twitter exchange between Shanley Kane (@shanley), “self-described ‘very nice girl, DPS princess, Warcraft junkie, Ruby/ROR [Ruby On Rails] weekend warrior, semiotician and beauty queen” (that’s … more »

We all have things our parents said over the years that stick with us. For me, one of those things is my father’s response to the overused phrase “I’m sorry.” While bickering with one of my four sisters, arguments would … more »