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@tvparrot.bsky.social, Principal of TVP Comms, was recently honored at the University of Colorado Boulder’s, her alma mater, Celebration of Donors event and asked to participate in a virtual conversation with students and alumni where she encouraged students to build their own Boulder path forward.

Building Trust | The Chronicle of Higher Education Fostering trust on campus has never been more critical — or more fragile. This Chronicle report offers essential guidance for forging stronger, more productive relationships.

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Graphic with a purple and blue gradient background featuring a large quotation mark icon. The text reads: “[Younger employees] have a better understanding of what a healthy dialogue looks like, which means they aren’t going to stand for performative efforts from Gen X and Boomers. Some leaders, [Parrot] adds, aren’t comfortable dealing with people who are angry with them, but ‘that’s what leadership is,’ she adds. ‘Leadership is making sure that you are taking care of and interacting with all of your constituents, not just those who like you.’” – Teresa Valerio Parrot, Principal of TVP Communications, as quoted by Lee Gardner, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Building Trust. The TVP Comms logo appears in the lower right corner.

Giving an authentic apology can be tricky, but it doesn’t have to be. @tvparrot.bsky.social, Principal of TVP Comms, shares with @leegee.bsky.social, Writer for @chronicle.com, about how to fix relationships in meaningful ways in “Building Trust,” a report from The Chronicle of Higher Education.

DJ Hauschild and Kristine Maloney smile outdoors in front of the University of Miami Farmer School of Business building. Both are wearing sunglasses (DJ’s are bright yellow and Kristine’s are red) and the sun is shining on a clear blue day.

@kristine-maloney.bsky.social and @djhauschild.bsky.social had an informative visit with the @miamiuniversity.bsky.social Farmer School of Business team to discuss how to support faculty engaging in public scholarship work and strategies for communicating the value of research.

UNC has paid nearly $1M for PR help since 2024, in part to find its ‘Way’ again “Over the last 10 years, there’s been a degradation of what UNC stands for,” said one interviewee who the consultant interviewed last fall.

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The counselors behind higher ed: The agencies focused on the intersection of leadership and communications. @tvparrot.bsky.social, Principal of TVP Communications, spoke with Korie Dean, reporter for the @newsobserver.com , about the roles she and her colleagues play in the industry.

Colleges weigh whether to sign on to Trump plan or forgo federal benefits A new proposal from the Trump administration would give colleges funding advantages if they adopt conservative priorities.

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The White House launched a campaign aimed at ushering in a new era of higher education, emphasizing conservative values with the implication that universities signing on would receive financial priority. Liz Clark, VP at NACUBO, talked with @washingtonpost.com, about the financial implications.

Colleges weigh whether to sign on to Trump plan or forgo federal benefits A new proposal from the Trump administration would give colleges funding advantages if they adopt conservative priorities.

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When Is the October 2025 Supermoon? Astronomers Explain What to Know This is the first of three consecutive supermoons. Here's why that happens.

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The October supermoon is upon us. Catherine Pilachowski, Professor at Indiana University Bloomington, shares with Esme Fox, for @todayshow.com, that the moon will be 7% larger than average. Find out when you can catch this astronomical event and find other prime times to stargaze.

Trusted Voices: UNC’s Lawsuit, Vanderbilt’s Poll | Volt In this episode of Trusted Voices, Erin Hennessy and Teresa Valerio Parrot unpack FOIA lawsuits, Title IX and Title VI compliance pressures, NIL barriers for international athletes, and shifting gover...

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The latest episode of Trusted Voices is out now! Teresa and Erin discuss the importance of FOIA compliance in stewarding public trust, and new data shows a modest rebound in public confidence in higher education. And as always, the two share the humor and industry insights for which they are known.

The Best and Worst States To Age in Place Is your state on one of these lists? Topics to consider include health care, weather, housing costs and walkability.

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Figuring out where to live after you retire is a big decision, but your first instinct may not be the best choice. Marilyn Gugliucci, Prof at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, talks with Kate Daniel, writer for Next Avenue, about where you should age in place.

Team TVP is visiting the University of Montana this week and decided to hike the M Trail on Mount Sentinel. @kristine-maloney.bsky.social, @cristalsteuer.bsky.social, and @tvparrot.bsky.social, got a chance to revel in the campus beauty before bearing down on work.

Building the rural doctor pipeline How immersive apprenticeships can support homegrown medicine

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Over 1/5 of Indiana residents live in rural areas, yet is facing a physician shortage. Dr. Angela Hatfield, Prof at Indiana University School of Medicine, talks with Nicholas Fouriezos, of Mile Markers, about how her role is not only as a doctor, but as a member of her community.

How these 3 new presidents are approaching their first fall semester First-year students aren't the only fresh faces on campus. What do these presidents' similarities tell us about higher ed this year?

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Alcino Donadel, writer for University Business, explores what steps new university presidents have taken to ensure that their first fall semester is a success, highlighting Daniel Pullin, President at Texas Christian University, for his use of data analytics to improve the classroom experience.

How to Know When It’s Time to Take Down Your Hummingbird Feeder, According to Ornithologists Learn when to take down your hummingbird feeder based on where you live, how to spot late migrators, and the best way to clean and store your feeder for next season.

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As the seasons change, the types of birds in your area likely will, too. Noah Perlut, Ornithologist at the University of New England, shares resources with Madeline Bilis, writer for @realsimple.com, to help hummingbird fans know when they should take down their feeder for the year.

@djhauschild.bsky.social and @cristalsteuer.bsky.social visited the University of New England campus, including the brand-new Harold and Bibby Alfond Center for Health Sciences. They spent the week story mining, media training and talking about how to craft op-eds with faculty and administrators.

How Two Universities Closed Their Budget Deficits The U. of Arizona and Southern Illinois U. at Edwardsville issued celebratory announcements about eliminating shortfalls. While unusual, an expert described the move as “a starting point for fostering...

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While not the sexiest topic, budget deficit transparency may be one key to addressing distrust in higher ed. @tvparrot.bsky.social, Principal at TVP Comms, talks to @reporterdavidj.bsky.social, sr writer at @chronicle.com, about how frank conversations can help repair credibility.

Trusted Voices: Saint Francis Leaving DI Athletics | Volt Saint Francis president Fr. Malachi Van Tassell joins the Trusted Voices podcast to discuss his university’s decision to reclassify to Division III athletics.

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In a new Trusted Voices podcast, @tvparrot.bsky.social and guest host @drmichaelharris.bsky.social discuss recent changes to accreditation and talk with Father Malachi Van Tassell, President of Saint Francis University, about how mission guided the decision to move to DIII athletics. Now streaming.

What Happens to Your Blood Sugar When You Drink Oat Milk Every Day Oat milk is a favorite plant-based milk alternative, but some varieties can contain added sugars. Learn how this can affect your blood sugar, plus other health benefits and drawbacks to consider.

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Have you switched to oat milk to be healthier? The change may lead to elevated blood sugar levels. Kathleen Ferraro, writer for VeryWellHealth.com, talks with Anne-Marie Davee, dietitian at the University of New England, about how to avoid a blood sugar spike while enjoying oat milk.

It’s Not a ‘Mutual-Defense Compact.’ But a New Ad From 18 Universities Aims to Send a Message. The Big Ten’s member institutions have collaborated on a 30-second TV spot that will air during conference football games and other sporting events.

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