Carlson School of Management Alumni Magazine
The Fall 2025 cover story of the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management magazine features an alum who is leading a new children’s museum in Minnesota.
Also in this issue:
Pop Questions
The CEO of Keurig Dr Pepper knows what it means to have good taste.
Piecing Together the AI Puzzle
How Carlson students, faculty, and staff are building practical solutions for the AI age.
Dynamic Duos
When Carlson pairs united, they became upstoppable.
Johns Hopkins Medicine Breakthrough Journal
The fall 2025 issue of Breakthrough, Johns Hopkins Medicine’s research journal, highlights timely funding for early-career faculty who are “bright lights” in the areas of research, education and clinical care. Other stories include a new hub for healthy aging research, a center that shifts the paradigm in mind-body illness, funding that is transforming the patient experience, and research that untangles the origins of Alzheimer’s disease.
Read the new issue on the CIM website.
University of Minnesota School of Public Health Magazine
University of Minnesota School of Public Health’s fall 2025 issue of Advances focuses on researchers who are redoubling their efforts to advocate for a healthier future in a time of growing mistrust and shrinking funding.
Other stories include:
• Wild Warnings – the detection and prevention of diseases that spread between animals and humans.
• Protecting Young Minds – how Type 1 diabetes impacts children’s brain development.
• Expert Insights – the human side of AI in healthcare.
Cover story photography by Eliesa Johnson. Additional illustration by Beatriz Ortiz, Serge Bloch and Kiel Mutschelknaus.
University of Maryland School of Nursing Magazine
The Fall 2025 issue of Nursing For/UM, the alumni magazine of the University of Maryland’s School of Nursing, highlights the school’s researchers who are transforming care now and shaping a healthier future for all. Other stories include population health and the school’s first Fulbright student scholar.
Cover story illustration by István Szugyiczky. Portrait photography by Christopher Myers.
Bloom - Bryn Mawr Admissions Magazine
We recently completed the fall issue of Bloom, Bryn Mawr’s admissions magazine, designed for girls ages 6 to 16. The cover story, All in a Day, follows a dancer through her day.
Other stories include:
• What’s In Your Backpack
• Campus Canvas
• Speak Your Mind
• Letters, Laughter and Popsicles
• We Are The Champions x6!
• What is… Bell Ringing?
UCDA Gold: Johns Hopkins Engineering Magazine
Johns Hopkins Engineering Magazine recently won GOLD for best redesign in this year’s UCDA Design Awards!
Out of 773 entries, judges selected 19 Gold Awards.
The University & College Designers Association (UCDA) is a professional association serving professional designers and design educators who work within educational institutions.
York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Magazine
York College’s spring magazine cover story highlights graduate Grace Grill, a rising sportscaster at Baltimore’s local news station. A second feature looks back at the early years of York’s mechanical engineering program through the eyes of its first graduating class.
Carlson School of Management – Strategic Plan
We recently designed a specialty publication outlining the new strategic plan for the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management.
On the cover, custom dimensional type by artist Lisa Sheehan activates the Elevate campaign identity. Dimensional numerals anchor each of the three campaign priority areas. Alumni quotes are prominently displayed on panels that fold out to reveal campaign strategy details. A pocket folder is included on the inside back cover of the 16-page booklet to house additional campaign-related materials.
“The final piece is beautiful and we’re excited to share it!!”
— Steve Henneberry, Executive Director, Strategic Initiatives and Special Projects
CASE Silver: Stevens Indicator Magazine
We are pleased to announce that Stevens Indicator Magazine recently won a CASE Silver Circle of Excellence award for biannual alumni magazines.
From the Judges: "This magazine was readable, inviting, and informative. The way the front of the book is structured lends itself to being able to get a lot of useful info even from skimming. The cover and news section are both clean and crisp, and the variety of visual approaches including illustration and collage made the magazine feel warm and engaging. There is a tight typographic palette in the publication which serves it well. Very well done."