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ode to the crossword [A&C]
By Samiha Kazi | October 18Pieces of praise. Type of poem. Flattering lines. Homage in verse. Ode!
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the shape of love [lifestyle]
By Daphne Cao | October 18To love is a beautiful ability. To hold another person’s life as more precious than your own, to stir at night remembering the warmth of their touch: there’s little in life we value more.
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speaking in tongues [feature]
By Audrey Wijono | October 18After hundreds of years of disruption, displacement, and colonial violence in Indonesia, I’m learning Dutch. Rudimentary, garbled Dutch, but Dutch nonetheless.
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a tangle of movement [narrative]
By Mack Ford | October 18I know a girl who dances as easy as breathing.
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sartorial season: that french countryside look [lifestyle]
By Sean Toomey | October 4There is no showcase for one’s carefully crafted aesthetic quite like the fall season. Fall is when the nice little leaves fall off the nice little trees and we all get to wear our nice little outfits before giving in to the sludge of winter. With that in mind, I’m dedicating these next few articles ...
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the road back home [A&C]
By Samiha Kazi | October 4I fumble with my keys as I try to juggle my umbrella, lanyard, and packages without dropping everything. I finally get a grasp on my green-nail-polish-spattered key, and sigh with relief as I slide it into the keyhole. I turn it to the right. The door doesn’t budge. I try again; the door remains shut. ...
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write about it [feature]
By Ayoola Fadahunsi | October 4“And the winner of poetry interpretation is…”
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family as self portrait [narrative]
By Daniel Hu | October 4I. KNOWN FACTS ABOUT MY FATHER
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grief in practice [narrative]
By Gabrielle Yuan | October 4While spiders have always paralyzed me, my greatest fear appeared when I least expected it, looming over me during moments of great happiness and great pain.
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red cover [narrative]
By Gabrielle Yuan | September 27As I cast one final glance around my room, disappointment seeps into my heart. The unfulfilled part of me is saddened to feel nothing more than a single, temporary drop in my chest when thinking about moving away. It’s hard to miss something that has already been tainted by the notion of change, such ...
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the beginning, take two [feature]
By Cat Gao | September 27“‘I dream backwards now. You won’t believe how backwards you’ll dream someday.’”
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october calendar [lifestyle]
By Olivia Cohen | September 27Sunday, October 1: visit a pumpkin patch
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hours were the birds [A&C]
By Eleanor Dushin | September 27In August, it rained for two weeks straight. I had only packed one sweater for a two-month internship, and the threads were thinning out at the cuffs. It was 1:30 a.m.—the latest I had stayed up all summer—and I sat in the corner of my host family’s guest bedroom. I held the fading knit fabric ...
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when country’s culture wars forgot its artists [A&C]
By Evan Gardner | September 27Ask anyone about the summer of 2023 and they will tell you it was the summer of Barbenheimer. What they won’t tell you, however, is that it was just as much the summer of country music.
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first year blues [narrative]
By Anonymous | September 27At the beginning, it was good. It was exciting to be around so many new people, so many of them interesting, passionate, and unfailingly kind. Campus was beautiful, the sun casting its golden glow on the old brick buildings, the grass bright and wet, the ancient towering trees scattering shadows like ...
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sweating towards bethlehem [lifestyle]
By Sean Toomey | September 20The time is upon us when the sun operates as both friend and foe. In these transitional seasons, finding the right combination to keep you both warm for those chilly morning classes and cool under the scorching afternoon sun is almost impossible. A summer wardrobe feels discordant with the slow turning ...
