• Layout Design

    Each issue came with its own personality, and the layout had to match. From pulling type that played nice with poetry to finding rhythm between white space and student work, the goal was always to make every page feel intentional and inviting. Not only organizing content, but giving it a stage to shine.

  • Merch Design

    The magazine didn’t stop at print. From T-shirts to stickers, the merch was designed to feel like something you actually wanted to wear, not just a campus freebie. Everything was made with the same care as the magazine itself: bold, fun, and a little bit unexpected.

  • Leadership

    Across six issues and three semesters as head designer, it was part design work, part people work. From guiding new designers to making sure each piece came together on time, it meant a lot of late nights, a lot of group texts, and a lot of heart. The kind of role where you don’t just make things, you help others make them too.

involvement

Fall 2022 – Spring 2025

recognition

Pacemaker Award Fall 2024