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Multimedia

Projects eligible for submission include podcasts, photos, videos, and illustrations. Podcasts should be at minimum 5 minutes and maximum 30 minutes. Please upload an mp3 or mp4 version of your podcast. We also accept video versions of podcasts. Photos include photo essays, a feature from your portfolio, and photo series.

Performance

Projects eligible for submission include performing arts submissions, either full bodies of work or excerpts. This includes, but is not limited to, scripts, performance videos, and music. Scripts should not be more than 20 pages and must be submitted as .docx. Videos should not be longer than 20 minutes and

Non-fiction

Projects eligible for submission include research papers, personal essays, interviews, and critical essays. Research Papers and Personal Essays should not be more than 10,000 words, with no more than three at a time. Work must be submitted in as .docx, in Times New Roman 12 sized font. Critical Essay

An Evening with Britches

By Noah Brown Meet Noah Brown

"The beauty of the sky"

"The beauty of the sky"

By Myah Lake Artist Statement: These photographs beautifully encapsulate the essence of my journeys, featuring landscapes and the unforgettable beauty of the sunsets I've been fortunate enough to witness along the way. Meet Myah Lake

My World

By Devon Hoskins Meet Devon Hoskins

"Altarpiece"

By Isabel Sanchez Artist statement: In my work, I use a variety of mediums to construct my collage works such as inkjet prints, insulation boards, wood, and spray paint. I use a wide range of photographs I have taken and cut the photographs out by hand. From there, I create

Wings

By Abby Boldy I wanted to soar. I wanted to feel in flight as I moved around the dance floor. For a dancer, the studio is more than a training location. Because we spend countless hours mastering skills in a studio, this space transforms into a safe, reliable second home.

"Woolf's Words"

By Tess Herwick Virginia Woolf’s way with words is not lost on generations of readers who seek out her peculiar yet resonant stream-of-consciousness writing style. This semester, I read Mrs. Dalloway, Orlando, and To the Lighthouse, three stories with which Woolf infuses her unique perspective in order to put

A Poem to Lady Earth

By Alice Michlik Meet Alice Michlik

Map of My Ancestral Spirits

By Abena Gyampo Artist statement: An illustration of me reading a map with two ancestral spirits guiding me. Above there is a star with a Ghanaian adinkra symbol which symbolizes hope and inspiration because learning about my heritage has been a very long, but also fulfilling and inspiring journey for

"Entre Os Lados"

By Julia Fisher In “Entre os Lados”, I investigate the particularities of my upbringing as a Texan of Brazilian and British descent. While exploring thoughts of self-identity, and the feeling of disconnect from familial roots due to diaspora, I consider my mother and I’s experience and the lack of

"ScreenPLAY"

By Melissa Guerra Meet Melissa Guerra

"4F Memory"

By Molly Hefner Meet Molly Hefner

God's Calling

By Courtney Hahn One of the questions for this submission asks how my pathways have shaped me. As much as I would love to say they are mine, they are not. My pathways are God’s pathways. I come from a loving, Heavenly creator who has painted His abundant love,

Physical Pain vs. Painful Guilt

By Olivia Kaschak I’ve always considered pain to be an essential part of life. To learn, to navigate our world, to mature—you need to bleed. Pain is a physical reminder of being human. It tells us that we work correctly, that we experience the right reactions to bad

A letter to the NRA

By Ella Neel At fifteen years old I was taught how to shelter in place from an active shooter. At fifteen I got my driver's permit. I also developed a fear of big bags, and loud noises, and developed a sense of paranoia that never left. I was

The Weeping Eyes of a Woman

The Weeping Eyes of a Woman

By Roisin Regan I cried on the phone to my mother today, but she does not know that. My mother does not like the woman I have become. I don’t fit the idea of the woman that she envisioned for me. On the phone, I asked her if I

"In and Out"

By Kristen Griffin Falling in love. Weaving in and out of each other's lives, taking on new roles. Strangers to roommates to friends to lovers to strangers who live together. Memories are everywhere. Feelings impossible to kill. Meet Kristen Griffin

Home Sounds

By Emily Roche Meet Emily Roche

Tunnel Vision

By Emily Roche My submission is an autobiographic dance performance entitled “Tunnel Vision”. Tunnel vision describes the idea of having no peripheral vision and only seeing in the center of your field of view. I interpreted this concept as it applies to mindset, representing a “one-track mind”, and how this

Algo Automatico

By Alexis Hernandez Author’s Note: When writing Algo Automatico I found that I reflected heavily on my time flying between both my hometown and New York. While New York is rewarding I have found that there is always this feeling of an automatic switch. When I first moved to

Dear Lovely

By Sarya Dany Dear Lovely, Do you remember the time when we would wake up at the first peak of sunlight on summer days and go into the Garden picking out the lilies mum would plant? Mum would tell us that each lily we picked represented our love for one

Dear 2020

By Alexis Zizzo Dear 2020, Today is truly nothing special, but honestly, none of them are. Nothing has meaning unless provided. You, for example, had no meaning until the life-shattering pandemic declared you the worst year ever. It wasn't until the world shut down that we all really

"Love, you"

By Libby Dusek Dear Self, Every second I am growing up and never wasting time. I appreciate every single moment of life. I cherish it like my baby doll I held so tightly clingy on with my delicate fingers. Once upon a time, dressing it up into too big clothes,