As graduation approaches, many students realize college wasn’t about having everything figured out. It was about growing through discomfort, letting go of expectations, and slowly becoming someone they genuinely recognize and trust.

By: Elizabeth Beggan 

Marist senior Dylan O’Connor  “The 12th Man” draws inspiration from his favorite team for, Manchester United. O'Connor's goal for the line is to combine traditional soccer clothing with his personal style of men's formalwear. 

By : Lauren Uliana

The theme Born into the Silhouette came from this idea that identity and legacy are something you inherit, you’re stepping into something that already exists before you shape it yourself…

Measure had the opportunity to participate in the Title IX’s office annual “Take Back the Night” event. A national movement focused on survivor empowerment and ending sexual violence. Through art, survivors can share their journeys and find community with one another.  

By Lauren Uliana

For our XIII cover, we wanted to diverge from the classic Measure cover. The first of which meant parting from our traditional border, setting up a new precedent for covers to come. Read more on how our student directors came up with the inspiration and final product for the volume XIII cover.

By Jillian Antretter

Inclusion in fashion is often discussed as an idea, but rarely executed. It is a voice that exists within communities, across media and especially among students, but is not always understood. At Marist University, Runway of Dreams approaches it differently, working to turn that idea into something real.

By Measure Student Directors

Throughout the production of Vol. XIII, measure has spent extra time on how to change this launch from last year's standard. Working to rebrand while also maintaining our image. Learn more about the process and behind-the-scenes of each team during the development of Measure Magazine.

By Sofia Sarzosa

Within the fashion industry, opportunities are often shaped by resources. Not all students have these connections, to shift that narrative, scholarships have emerged to provide meaningful entry points from their experience.

By Lauren Uliana and Libby Hale Clark

As fashion students at Marist we tend to make ourselves an insular community. We get caught up in our aesthetic driven world and we don’t think of the rest of our student body. So, Libby Clark and Lauren Uliana decided to spotlight our STEM peers.