Resources
To assist in your efforts to represent and promote the university, we’ve created a list of resources available to you. Search term(s) results will include blog posts and communication resources. Search by keyword, category, tag, or any combination of the three to narrow your results.
AP Styleguide: Inclusive storytelling
The Associated Press Stylebook has made numerous updates around inclusive language. We’re highlighting some of the recent changes to use in future storytelling.
Belated happy International Plain Language Day!
Plain writing helps audiences take less time to read and understand.
Chat got your tongue? Lessons for AI cheerleaders and skeptics
Tips for communicators navigating the pros and cons of AI in the workplace.
Five differences between AP Style and Chicago Style
Learn about how both writing styles differ on the Oxford comma, em dashes, numbers, titles, and more.
How PR professionals are using AI
More than 1,000 public relations professionals were surveyed this spring about their usage of artificial intelligence in the workplace for a study by MuckRack, a media database organization.
How to be quotable
Understanding what reporters want out of a quote can help you develop talking points that include the vibrant language reporters are seeking.
How to leverage storytelling in your writing about research
Learn expert tips for crafting a relatable, compelling narrative around your research stories.
How to use bridging phrases like a pro
Expert tips to use bridging phrases in your next media interview.
Six common AP Style mistakes
Depending on the type of communication, the University uses AP Style or Chicago Style. Do you make any of these AP Style mistakes?
State of Journalism 2023
A new report on the state of journalism in 2023 was recently released by the media database organization Muck Rack.
Talk the talk: Tools for better DEI communications
Create inclusive content with the help of style and reference guides.