We recently completed another issue of Bloom, Bryn Mawr’s admissions magazine. It’s a fun, interactive publication, geared to kids, that provides a fresh look at the school’s current students, programs and activities.
The cover story, All in a Day, follows a senior hour-by-hour through her day. Other stories include What Are Your School Year Goals, Teachers Who Inspire, Make New Friends and Speak Your Mind.
The summer 2021 issue of York College Magazine is focused on the theme of “Purpose.” The cover story, “The Cobot Co-Worker,” exemplifies learning with purpose, featuring a York student who is gaining valuable industry experience working with collaborative robots, or “cobots,” robots that streamline automation. A second story covers the purposeful career of Judge Cook ’81, the first female in many areas of her field.
The University & College Designers Association (UCDA) Design Competition recognizes the best of the exceptional design work done by communication professionals to promote educational institutions. Out of 632 entries, 210 awards were given:
Excellence
York College Magazine
Fall 2020 Cover
York College of Pennsylvania
Excellence
York College Viewbook
York College of Pennsylvania
Excellence
Carlson School of Management magazine
Fall 2020 Editorial Spread
University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management
Honorable Mention
Nursing For/um magazine
Fall 2020 issue
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Honorable Mention
Carlson School of Management magazine
Fall 2020 Cover Story
University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management
Our latest admissions publication for York College of Pennsylvania: a 60-page college planning guide for students and families. Split into two halves, one in English and the other in Spanish, the book is a step-by-step guide for college success, from researching and applying to college, to navigating and thriving in school, to preparing for life after college. Section divider illustrations by Claudi Kessels.
The alumni magazine of York College of Pennsylvania has won a silver CUPPIE Award for the design of the 2020 cover, “Coping with COVID-19.”
York College’s new admissions viewbook also won a silver CUPPIE Award.
Since 2005, CUPRAP has been awarding CUPPIE Awards for creative excellence in marketing and communications to the work of member institutions in the categories of advertising, electronic media, print, public relations and marketing, writing and photography.
Spring 2021 Magazine – Digital Edition
The latest issue of SAIS Magazine for Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies celebrates 35 years of the Hopkins-Nanjing center, which has become ever more valuable, bringing together students in a bilingual setting to promote a deep and genuine understanding of the world. Other stories include the retirement of Dean Eliot Cohen, who steps down on June 30, after making an indelible impact on the school he has served for more than 30 years. Feature animated illustration by Steven Wilson.
Read the spring issue now at magazine.sais-jhu.edu.
The spring 2021 issue of York College Magazine features alumni, or “Spartans,” who are making a difference in their communities — offering assistance to families in need, advancing the cause of racial justice, helping youngsters trying to learn during a pandemic, and supporting those struggling with addiction and poverty.
Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business celebrates their 100th anniversary in the 2021 issue of Mendoza Business magazine. To mark the occasion, we designed a custom illustrated foil-stamped cover, and refreshed the design and structure of the magazine’s interior pages to give more emphasis to college achievements and faculty research. The cover story highlights key moments in the college’s first century. A second feature looks back at 2020 as the pandemic recedes, and looks forward with predictions about the future of business. Cover illustration by Nim Ben-Reuven.
The summer 2021 issue of Breakthrough, Johns Hopkins Medicine’s research journal, profiles the work of neurologist Alex Pantelyat, who believes that music could hold a key to better aging. His longest-ranging project involves singing and patients with Parkinson’s disease. Other articles discuss COVID-19 ‘long-haulers,’ isolation in older adults, and Zoom seminars.
Read the new issue on the CIM website.
Pathways’ spring 2021 issue acknowledges that many college students struggle to meet basic needs. HCC is helping them not only survive but thrive. In addition, HCC is planning for a “new reality” after the COVID-19 pandemic. They are focusing on pathways to take students from the classroom to employment. Cover story photography by Howard Korn. Feature illustration by Giulio Bonasera.
