Student Work
Innocent Behind BarsSociety for News Design's 2017 Best of Student Design competitionFirst place: Magazine CoverDesigner: Victoria Price '17 Student Work |
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IntermissionSociety for News Design's 2016 Best of Student Design competitionFirst place: Standalone MediaDesigner: Gabriela Arp '16 (M.A.) Student Work |
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King of the PartyMultimedia project by Carter McCall Student Work |
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LennonSociety for News Design's 2016 Best of Student Design competitionFirst place (TIE): Special SectionsDesigner: Gentry Sanders '17 Student Work |
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Life From a Blank CanvasA multimedia project by student Melissa Key: After coming to America from Cuba on a raft in 1995, Amalfi Sanchez faced hard times again in March 2013 when he became homeless after a job opportunity in North Carolina fell through. Despite these struggles, his faith gives him hope to continue to follow his dreams. With help from the community, Amalfi accomplishes some of those dreams. Student Work |
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Life ReflectedSociety for News Design's 2013 Best of Student Design competitionFirst place: Standalone MultimediaDesigners: Jon Kasbe, Joshua Davis, Spencer Bakalar Student Work |
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Live It UpLive It Up is a national magazine that promotes an affordable lifestyle for young, single professionals. Our goal is to be a magazine that inspires conversation and fuels motivation. We are a trend-setting guide for how to live, eat, save and play resourcefully as you embark on your accelerated lifestyle. Student Work |
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Living GalapagosWith updated stories in 2013, the student-produced website celebrates the natural diversity of the Galápagos Islands while combatting the misconception that they remain an untouched natural paradise. Student Work |
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Living with DeathA multimedia project by Karla Towle: Many death row inmates who suffer from mental illness are executed, raising the question of the fairness of our justice system. Through the perspective of a family member, Rose Clark tells of her experience with the death penalty, and what it's like to face losing someone you love to capital punishment. Student Work |
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Men's Retirement MagazineMen's Retirement magazine was produced by students at the UNC School of Media and Journalism to help retired men lead healthy and active lifestyles - filling a void the students noticed in newsstands. Men’s Retirement topics range from nutrition and exercise to relationships and emotional health. This issue helps readers overcome roadblocks to changing their lifestyles (p. 26) and introduces readers to new forms of exercise, such as cycling (p. 40) and yoga (p. 66). It also tackles tougher issues, such as overcoming prostate cancer (p. 30) and coping with loss (p. 36), that may arise during the course of retirement. Student Work |
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