Refresher course at the student magazine Studiversum
Studiversum, a student magazine published at all German-speaking universities and universities of applied sciences, underwent a complete redesign during the semester break. The goal was to give the magazine a clearer identity.
The student magazine Studiversum, which is distributed and published at all German-speaking universities and universities of applied sciences, was completely revised during the semester break. According to a press release issued on Monday, it now has a clearer structure, an independent visual language and well-founded articles. The aim of the redesign was to increase recognition value through new sections and a new layout. The new appearance underlines the claim to be fresher and bolder and to take up polarizing, unconventional and quirky topics more often. The most important change concerns the cover topic: whereas it was previously dealt with in a single comprehensive article, up to four different articles now deal with it and examine it from different perspectives. For this reason, the size of the magazine has also been increased by eight pages. In addition, the entertainment sections are also intended to provide an opportunity for diversion at any time during the stressful university routine. Studiversum is the only student magazine that is distributed and published at all universities and universities of applied sciences in German-speaking Switzerland. The magazine is published six times a year and has a Wemf-certified circulation of 30,000 copies.
