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Created & Written by: Dina D'Aiuto In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to turn a completely blank page in Canva into a simple yet polished graduation invitation. This video is designed specifically for students, my graduating peers, and beginner communicators who may need to create professional-quality designs but do not have formal design training. As a senior about to graduate from Rutgers, I figured many of my peers would be throwing graduation parties come the summer a

Last fall, when I was registering for classes for the Spring 2026 semester, I made a point to register for this course even though I am not a Digital Communication, Information, and Media (DCIM) minor. However, as a Communication major, I figured it would be really helpful to gain experience and get more comfortable and educated specifically on different digital communication strategies especially since so much of the communication field now revolves around online content, br

My website focuses on communication, creativity, entrepreneurship, and professional growth so let me share three memes that I feel many peers of mine, such as other students, young professionals, and business leaders, will appreciate: Girlboss, Let's Get This Bread, and How The Email Finds Me. These memes are so silly, but they genuinely are bits of the internet that make me laugh, and that I refer to very often at this point in my life. Patrick Davison in his "The Language o

For this project, I created a podcast episode focused on why staying physically active and socially connected is so important during your college years, especially at a large school like Rutgers. I gave the episode a conversational and storytelling style, so it feels more relatable and less like a formal lecture or like I'm forcefully trying to sell anyone the idea of joining the Verse One Organization. In the podcast, I talk about and relate to how easy it is to fall into ro

For the header image for my blog page, I chose two pictures that represent the hobbies that bring me the most happiness: being in nature and documenting my life creatively through drawing and photography. The first image I chose is a sketchpad with a drawing of a bird on it, and the second image is a forest scene. These two visuals immediately communicate to my audience the type of hobbies that are behind my blog before they even begin reading. On my “About Me” page, I mentio