Category: News
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Local Public Relations Expert and Author Gina Furia Rubel Gives DelVal Class Tips on ‘Everyday PR’
Gina Furia Rubel, renowned PR and legal marketing expert, emphasized the broad scope of public relations in a podcast at DelVal. With over two decades of experience, she advocates for personal branding and proper planning. Rubel advises on crisis communications and different marketing platforms based on target audiences, sharing invaluable insights with students and professors.
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Students share memories of A-Day at Delaware Valley University
By Madison Bolduc / Full360 Reporter At Delaware Valley University, memories of A-Day through the years are plentiful. The Full360 spoke with several students about the highlights of their A Day experiences, and what a normal day would be like for them. A-Day, a 75-year annual festive tradition, is a great time to connect with…
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Transfer Students Weigh in on What Makes DelVal Unique
The majority of transfer students come from larger schools, drawn to DelVal for its smaller size and access to professors.
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Opinion or Fact? What We Don’t Know About Food Labels
By Imani Walker/ Full360 Reporter Public ethics has made its way into grocery stores. Extra words on food packages greet customers as they stroll their way down the meat and egg aisles, drawing attention the more appealing they seem. The rise of public opinion determining the ethics in agricultural business models has influenced how businesses…
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Colleges Against Cancer Q&A and Podcast
Host Bryan Winstead and Media Producer Emma Monismith / Full360 Student Media Full360 Media Producer Bryan Winstead recently sat down with leaders of the newly formed Colleges Against Cancer club, speaking with President, Sam Wilton, Vice President, Grace Wilson and the Treasurer, Gretta Schneider. In a 25-minute interview recorded by media producer Emma Monismith, members…
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Duck Banding gives students hands-on experience in wildlife conservation through Ducks Unlimited Club
The DelVal chapter of Ducks Unlimited visited Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area to capture, band, and release ducks for conservation. This allows biologists to monitor populations, migrations, and make management decisions. The changing climate is affecting waterfowl distribution, emphasizing the importance of wetland conservation. Ducks and waterfowl are crucial for wetland health and biodiversity.