Three logo directions for StudyLink

Two rounded pages lean toward a shared spine and lock together like links in a chain. It reads as an open book first and a connection second, so learning together is built into one simple shape.

• Learning. The silhouette of an open book, its pages dipping toward the spine.

• Connection. Each page passes through the other, exactly like two chain links.

• Collaboration. Two colors that only complete the symbol when they meet.

The S is one unbroken path with a node at each end: two students, or a student and the opportunity they are heading for. Its steady turns echo a well planned week, and the shape stays bold even as a tiny app icon.

• Connection. One continuous path linking two points, never broken.

• Organization. Even, structured turns, like a schedule that actually works.

• Growth. A journey from where you start to where you want to be.

A mortarboard rests on a speech bubble, so academic success and student community share a single silhouette. It is the most literal direction, which means first year students and partners understand it at a glance.

• Success. The graduation cap, the goal every semester builds toward.

• Community. A speech bubble for study partners, questions and help.

• Support. The cap rests on the conversation: success built on people.