E-Journal Our E-Journal accepts works under 2,500 words. Submissions close April 28. SUBMIT SUBMIT Zachary Bolash 3/4/26 Zachary Bolash 3/4/26 Teachers’ Unions: A Troubled History Read More Sam Salabit 2/26/26 Sam Salabit 2/26/26 Sticking It to the Script: Embracing Unclarity in The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Read More Emma Fisk 2/18/26 Emma Fisk 2/18/26 Nuanced Narratives: Reframing Vietnam Through Literature Read More Cailyn Kieper 9/16/25 Cailyn Kieper 9/16/25 Factual Example and Metaphor in Kimberlé Crenshaw’s Intersectionality Framework Read More Grace Silva 9/14/25 Grace Silva 9/14/25 Legacy Admissions and Affirmative Action Read More Trinity Ngo 5/26/25 Trinity Ngo 5/26/25 Passing: Melanin as Malady Read More Julianna Riccioli 5/25/25 Julianna Riccioli 5/25/25 Displacement, Trauma, and Resilience: Connecting Their Eyes Were Watching God and “Chronic Disaster Syndrome” in Post-Katrina New Orleans Read More Madelyn Devault 5/22/24 Madelyn Devault 5/22/24 Black Exploitation in “Letter to My Son” and Get Out Read More Janie Bickerton 5/11/24 Janie Bickerton 5/11/24 The Female King and βασιλεία Read More
Sam Salabit 2/26/26 Sam Salabit 2/26/26 Sticking It to the Script: Embracing Unclarity in The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Read More
Emma Fisk 2/18/26 Emma Fisk 2/18/26 Nuanced Narratives: Reframing Vietnam Through Literature Read More
Cailyn Kieper 9/16/25 Cailyn Kieper 9/16/25 Factual Example and Metaphor in Kimberlé Crenshaw’s Intersectionality Framework Read More
Julianna Riccioli 5/25/25 Julianna Riccioli 5/25/25 Displacement, Trauma, and Resilience: Connecting Their Eyes Were Watching God and “Chronic Disaster Syndrome” in Post-Katrina New Orleans Read More
Madelyn Devault 5/22/24 Madelyn Devault 5/22/24 Black Exploitation in “Letter to My Son” and Get Out Read More
