Regis Jesuit Publication Design

As the lead designer on Regis Jesuit’s major print publications, my goal has been to elevate the visual voice of the school and bring it on par with the standards of collegiate-level communications. This included a complete redesign of Raider Magazine, the school’s flagship publication aimed at alumni, prospective families, staff, and the broader RJ community. The new design introduced a more refined, academic visual tone and established a consistent framework for all future issues.
I also designed the Mission Partner Updates for the Advancement Office—donor-facing reports that highlighted progress on campus initiatives, including building projects, naming ceremonies, and athletic facility upgrades. These documents served as storytelling tools, connecting donors to the impact of their contributions.
Across these projects, I was responsible for the full layout and design of each piece. My role included directing visual hierarchy, establishing a clear content rhythm, selecting or capturing photography, and preparing all files for print. While the content was provided by internal writing teams, I worked closely with stakeholders to ensure alignment in tone, clarity, and audience engagement.
This suite of work reflects Regis Jesuit’s commitment to quality and mission-driven communication, and lays the foundation for future pieces.
Components:
Publication Design, Layout Design, Typography, Photo Direction, Brand Consistency, Print Production
Agency:
Regis Jesuit High School
Year:
2022–2025
Raider Magazine
A full redesign and ongoing layout system for Regis Jesuit’s alumni magazine, aimed at elevating it to the level of collegiate publications. I created a clean, structured format with refined typography, curated photography, and consistent visual pacing—maintaining the system across future issues while adapting to evolving themes and content.
Mission Partner Updates
A series of donor-facing publications produced for the Advancement team to report on campus developments funded by philanthropic gifts. These pieces featured updates on the construction of the Science & Innovation Center, athletics renovations, and donor-named spaces. Designed to feel polished and personalized, these documents helped donors see the tangible impact of their support.