Editorial from Dr. Linda Lujan, Lamar Community College President With happy memories of commencements and graduations in Southeast Colorado lingering in my mind, I’m reminded why I love being an educator. The ability to “touch the future” as astronaut/teacher Christa McCaullife said, is powerful motivation. This past year has been one of the most challenging […]

In 2021, traditional marketing alone won’t help you reach your enrollment goals. You need to approach marketing with all of your target audiences in mind -- leaving the fastest growing social media platform out of your marketing mix is short-sighted, and won’t get you the enrollment results you want. When it comes to Gen Z […]

Gone are the days of brochures and glossy catalogues. In 2021, your college or university’s website is your #1 marketing tool. If it doesn’t look good and it isn’t user-friendly, it isn’t going to reflect well on your institution. Studies show users draw a whole host of conclusions about you just from your website alone, […]

  25th Hour Communications recognized for marketing excellence from the world’s longest-running awards program for communications professionals (PASO ROBLES, Calif.) - 25th Hour Communications Inc. was recognized for its excellence in marketing and public relations in two different categories by the world’s most prestigious awards organization for communication. The Communicator Awards, the largest and most […]

Ever bought a bottle of wine just for the label? Ever walked into a store because of the way the sign looked? Ever read a book because of the cover? Ok, the last one might be a little cliché, but these three examples all have something in common. We hate to say it but… looks […]

    April is National Community College Month and we’re celebrating all the ways two-year institutions of higher education are awesome, life-changing institutions. Many students choose community college to achieve their academic and career goals because they are flexible with their schedules -- but did you know that same flexibility applies to programming as well? […]