PR Tips: The team write for both The Oxford Times and the Oxford Mail

Travel is covered in the main paper in every edition, and it usually consists of 2 full colour pages. Although all travel is looked at, they prefer 4* plus resorts, abroad, particularly long haul destinations, and they only do reviews, no general travel news is included. Jeremy Smith is again the contact for this section and he co-ordinates any necessary trips for review purposes, and he decides who goes on what trips. Photography should be full colour, jpeg format and preferably high resolution. He is happy to discuss potential reviews with PROs.

Background and Format: The Oxonian Review of Books was founded in 2001 and features essays and reviews of recently published work in literature, politics, history, science and the arts. It is published three times a year by graduate members of the University of Oxford, although it welcomes contributions from other University members. Audience and Readership: The review is aimed at people who hold an interest in literature. Time of publication: The review is published every other Monday during Oxford term time. Ad rates: Ad rates are not available.

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Written for members of Peo Record and people interested in Women's Education. Covers philanthropic and educational projects for women. The P.E.O. Record DOES accept bylined articles/submissions from members of P.E.O.

The Pace Chronicle is the student newspaper serving the Pace University campus in Pleasantville, NY. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

The Pace Press is the weekly newspaper serving the students and faculty of Pace University in New York City. The newspaper covers campus and local news, editorials and opinion.

The Office of Student Publications at UTM publishes The Pacer as special editions approximately three times a semester, except for holidays and exam periods, with all other news published on the website and social media. The typical circulation for our print issue is 1,500 to 2,000 issues every issue during the semester. Our newspaper is distributed free on the UTM campus and at many local advertisers’ place of business. We have 11 bins stationed around campus in high-traffic areas. The Pacer is dedicated to its goal of delivering accurate information to the UT Martin and surrounding community. Our motto has remained unchanged throughout the years: Seek Truth. Founded in 1928 as The Checkerboard, The Pacer is the student-run newspaper at the University of Tennessee at Martin. After beginning as The Checkerboard, the newspaper became The Volette and remained that way until October of 1971, where it became The Pacer, named after the then-nickname for UTM athletics, the Pacers. Even after UTM changed its nickname to the Skyhawks, the newspaper kept its name.

The Pacific City Sun is a local newspaper written for the residents of Pacific City, Neskowin, Cloverdale and Hebo, OR. Contact the paper for current advertising rates.

Provides news, information and updates for the members of the Honolulu District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).