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
Nonfiction
"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,
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
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
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