Book review: This is Marketing (You Can’t Be Seen Until You Learn To See)

Welcome to another instalment of the Hugoversity library, where members of The Pack read and review PR and marketing-related books to help share the knowledge gained. Here, Jenn talks us

Funding for PR and marketing talent in the North East

If you’re looking to increase the size of your team, but don’t have the budget at the moment – we’ve rounded up some schemes in the North East that can

Book review: Leave Your Mark

Welcome to the Hugoversity library, a space for our prefects to review PR and marketing-related books that offer insight to our students. This month, newest Pack member Amie read Leave

Book review: Contagious

Welcome to the first entry of 2021 in the Hugoversity library, where each month we review a PR and marketing-related book to quench our thirst for lifelong learning. For this

Book review: Eats, Shoots and Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation

Welcome back to the Hugoversity library, where we read and review PR and marketing-related books to help our students decide what to read next.   In this month’s edition, prefect Elisha

Book review: The End of Marketing

Welcome back to the Hugoversity library, where we read and review PR and marketing-related books to help our students learn. This month prefect Beth read The End of Marketing: Humanizing

Join us for the Hugoversity Challenge

For our final seminar this year we’re throwing all teaching out the window, we need a break – 2020 you’ve been exhausting!  It’s been a great year of learning, although

Book review: Celebrity Service

Welcome to the latest chapter in the Hugoversity library, where we’ll review another PR and marketing-related book to help you share our passion for lifelong learning. In this edition, prefect

Digital vs Traditional PR

The gloves were off in our most recent seminar, as prefects Jenn and Sophie pit digital and traditional PR against each other in the ultimate showdown. Missed out? Don’t worry

Have a (Hu)go month

September is the Festival of Learning’s Have A Go month, and that’s something the Hugoversity prefects are always willing to do. Whether it’s tackling the Great North Run or leaving