image by Emily Hardy
Editor Gwen Prince shares a story regarding a family reunion. It touches on themes of sexualization, femininity, and navigation in the world at large.
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artwork by Lily Touret
Women artists, who have so often been written out of the history of art, can be thought of as outsiders to the artistic world, marginal figures in a scene that is aggressively dominated by men.
From Yayoi Kusama to Zelda Fitzgerald, the accomplishments of such artists—entrapped in a kind of cultural apartheid fueled by the prevailing assumption of their inherent frailty—were deemed so negligible.
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During a Bossier free write activity, Editor Sydney Worrell reflects on family, smoke, and cigarettes.
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Editor Gwen Prince shares a piece on the paradox of haunts. Begging the question, is it better to haunt or be haunted?
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Happy Halloween! Get into the spooky spirit with Editor Kat Lytkowski's eerily beautiful piece 'Ghost' as she reflects on a Halloween funeral and the paranormal plane.
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Editor Isabel Corvington reflects on her time at Georgetown. A familiar, but now a different place.
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Writer Thea Jacquand touches on the intricacies of situationships, and how they can dichotomize one’s existence.
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Editor Lucia Pieto shares a poem about being an unstable young woman loitering outside the drugstore.
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Editor Emily Gorny explores shifts in parental relationships and the unexpected value of familial connections.
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Editor Natalie Chaudhuri writes a creative nonfiction piece on racial representation in children’s literature.
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Editor Maddy Langan grapples with religion, sin, redemption, and suffering. You’ll just have to read it.
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Editor Akanksha Sinha says what was unsaid.
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Editor Brittany Peng writes a poem reflecting upon Asian American history and reality. Content warning for mentions of sexual exploitation.
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Editor Victoria Chen shares her thoughts on the bittersweetness of independence.
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Editor Abigail Price ruminates the social transition to campus.
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Editor Tiko Mkheidze shares her ukulele cover of John Denver’s Jet Plane with an animation.
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