Favorite Typeface: LosLana Niu Pro
Favorite Software: Illustrator
Dream Job: Creative Director for Universal
Tabitha Jimenez is a senior graphic design student based in Michigan who will graduate in August 2026. She has a strong interest in branding and visual identity, focusing on creating clear, intentional, and visually compelling design work. Tabitha completed an internship at Seeds Marketing and Design in Detroit from 2019 to 2020, where she gained hands-on experience in creative collaboration and visual communication. She is currently seeking an internship to continue developing her skills in brand focused design. Outside of design, Tabitha enjoys caring for her plants and dog, crocheting, cross stitching, and spending time outdoors hiking.
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Declining Bee Population
The Vanishing Buzz: What Happens When the Buzz Stops?
Bees play a vital role in sustaining ecosystems and global food systems, yet their populations are rapidly declining. Habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and disease have disrupted the environments bees rely on to survive. As pollinators, bees are responsible for fertilizing many of the crops that feed both humans and wildlife. Without them, food production becomes unstable, biodiversity decreases, and ecosystems weaken. The decline of bees is not an isolated environmental issue, it is a warning sign of a larger ecological imbalance caused by human activity. Protecting bee populations requires change in agricultural practices, urban development, and environmental policy. By supporting pollinator friendly habitats and reducing harmful chemicals, communities can help restore balance and protect the systems that sustain life. The future of food, nature, and human survival is closely tied to the survival of bees.
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