T-shirts · Journalism Professor
Blue Journalism Professor dark tee
$24
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Details
Unisex fit · Front print, about 11 in wide · Machine wash cold, inside out.
About this journalism professor gift
A journalism professor spends the year reading drafts, grading pitches, and reminding students that a deadline is a promise. Many of them came up in newsrooms, through late nights on a city desk, a cub reporter's first byline, or a stint as an editor before they moved to teaching. A gift that nods to that background lands better than a generic campus shirt. Put their title on it, add the year they started teaching or the school they teach at, and it becomes theirs. Mugs fit the office and the early-morning grading stretch, and hoodies suit the lecture hall, where it's always a little cold. For a professor who's also been a reporter, a tee with a line about the work itself can be the one they actually wear to class. Journalism faculty are often busy in the fall semester and around spring commencement, so ordering a few weeks ahead keeps the gift from arriving after the term has already swallowed them.
All journalism professor gifts →- A mug for the officeAn 11 oz mug with their title keeps the morning coffee in one place, next to the stack of drafts.
- A hoodie for the lecture hallAdd their title and the year they started teaching to a hoodie they'll wear through the cold weeks of the semester.
- A tee with a second lineUse the second line for the school or department name, so the shirt reads as theirs and not as a generic faculty tee.
- Kids or baby versions for familyIf they're raising a future reporter, a kids tee or onesie with the same title makes a fun family pair.
