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Misa Hamilton
Aug 14, 2023
Misa Hamilton: Poetry Collection
Natural Disasters Of The Teenage Mind In a perfect world, we’d stay intact as frenzied tsunamis of our turmoil wash over us We’d stay dry...
Skylar Christoffersen
Aug 13, 2023
Skylar Christoffersen: Poetry Collection
The Endless Circle of You Today a rainbow trout chooses between the silvery pelts of two foxes and a gilded hook The lesser of two evils...
Julia Volpp
Aug 13, 2023
Julia Volpp: Poetry Collection
Monochrome Autumn, and the leaves bleed red, as if the stems carry blood through these fragile veins. I do not like to think of things as...
Allison Lee
Aug 12, 2023
Allison Lee: Poetry Collection
The Dust I will shut my eyes feel my sockets push upward trying to peer up into the brain or down the depths of my throat. I will open my...
Haven Beckman
Aug 11, 2023
Haven Beckman: The Wolf's Dance
It’s my opinion that everyone has crossed paths with a teacher that they felt obligated—socially or otherwise—to hate. I met mine the...
Esther Bewaji
Jul 10, 2023
Esther Bewaji: Poetry Collection
The Colour White Your all-time favourite is the colour white A canvas as blank as your mind So open to reflect the markings etched deep...
Maliha Iqbal
Jul 10, 2023
Maliha Iqbal: Poetry Collection
Stalemate The air is charged with the Approach of a thunderstorm I gaze out of the window At the clouds gathering On the horizon, Heavy...
Subha Sivakumar
Jul 10, 2023
Subha Sivakumar: With Grace
Content Warning: Mentions of physical and emotional abuse. Sometimes I think that if I start being angry, I’ll never stop. This is what’s...
Grace Brady
Jul 7, 2023
Grace Brady: Poetry Collection
Runny Pantoum Her shoes ran before she did, before her nose started. The purse strap smacked her lips so her lips smacked back. Before...
Emma Zhou
Jun 15, 2023
Emma Zhou: Name Cards
The moment the class went off to work on their cards, I looked at the only other Asian kid in the room and made sympathetic eye contact....
Erika Hata
Jun 15, 2023
Erika Hata: Summer Epiphany
I had never been a summer enthusiast. I never liked the visible steam rising from cracked, concrete sidewalks. I hated the...
Marina Tsiatiri
Jun 3, 2023
Marina Tsiatiri: Poetry Collection
Those Poor Demons There goes the gifted child, She’s going to spread her wings and fly But just like Icarus she’ll fall And everyone will...
Sarah Demeter
Jun 3, 2023
Sarah Demeter: Poetry Collection
Brutal Butterflies Maybe one day my battered butterflies will leave me And fly away But for now, I sit here Wallowing in my eternal...
Kaitlyn Donato
Mar 25, 2023
An Interview with a NYT Journalist
As a young woman interested in pursuing journalism, I had the privilege of interviewing Chloe Shakin, a Columbia School of Journalism...
Joyce Li
Mar 17, 2023
Mother's Day: a Short Story by Joyce Li
Working on any Sunday was bad enough. Working on this particular Sunday was heavily bemoaned by all the employees at the cybersecurity...
Stephanie Ahn
Mar 16, 2023
Stephanie Ahn: Poetry Collection
the sky speaks to me it's in the clouds, the strength of a mother, as she blows the breath of life into her hues of reds and burnt...
Vaanathi Chonachalam
Jan 26, 2023
On Dreams: Personal Narrative
When I was 11 years old, my family and I went on a trip to Kochi, a city in South India. Around midnight, we boarded a four-hour long...
Marie Jackson
Dec 23, 2022
Marie Jackson: Poetry Collection
About the Author: Marie Jackson is an artist from upstate New York who loves not only writing poetry, but acting and making music with...
Kaitlin LaRosa
Dec 23, 2022
Kaitlin LaRosa: Poetry Collection
About the Author: Kaitlin LaRosa is an environmental studies student and part-time poet from New York.
Harper Lindsay
Dec 2, 2022
How Freedom of Speech Relates to Democracy
As every American should know, and every international citizen has most likely been told, the First Amendment of the constitution, in...
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